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Billa boss wants longer shop times

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Marcel Haraszti is the boss of Rewe. He wants longer shop times. Shops can open for 72 hours per week now. The boss wants 78 hours per week. This affects Billa, Penny and Bipa.

Container shops without staff are very important to him. These shops are named Billa-Box. These shops must close at night and on Sunday now. A survey shows that many people want to shop at night. This helps people in the country. There are often no other shops there.

The economic chamber helps the Rewe boss. But the union is against it. The union says longer times are bad for workers. Women have problems with child care then. The government plans longer times for digital shops. But nothing happens until now.

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Union
A group that helps workers.

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Marcel Haraszti
He is the boss of Rewe.

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Austria
A country in Europe.

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