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The myth of restrictive working-time agreements: Firms' working-time adjustment after exit from collective bargaining
Employers in Germany argue that collective agreements restrict their flexibility concerning working hours. Using data from the IAB Establishment Panel for the years 2008 to 2024, we investigate working-time adjustments after exit from collective bargaining. We find that exit is associated with only
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