sobieski
29 May 2013
News / Shops in Poland to be closed on Sunday? [208]
I myself am working frequently on Sundays. But that is out of my own choice because that is free-lance (the same I am working sometimes at 05.30 in the morning). My wife frequently works Sundays but she is a journalist so that is normal.
I do not think however that Auchan and the other baddies should be open on Sundays. People working there have no choice.
Same as before Christmas and Easter they have to work until the last minute.
In my native Belgium shops are closed on Sunday and nobody cries about it.
Has nothing to with the "Lord's Day" or crap like that. Just the hard-fought for idea that people have the right to Sunday off.
More specifically, local shops (bakeries, butchers, small local supermarkets) are open until 14:00 hrs and that is it. The big ones (Carrefour & Co) are not allowed to open on Sundays. And yes, as in Poland a lot of the staff during the weekend are students. But they know the drill.
I myself am working frequently on Sundays. But that is out of my own choice because that is free-lance (the same I am working sometimes at 05.30 in the morning). My wife frequently works Sundays but she is a journalist so that is normal.
I do not think however that Auchan and the other baddies should be open on Sundays. People working there have no choice.
Same as before Christmas and Easter they have to work until the last minute.
In my native Belgium shops are closed on Sunday and nobody cries about it.
Has nothing to with the "Lord's Day" or crap like that. Just the hard-fought for idea that people have the right to Sunday off.
More specifically, local shops (bakeries, butchers, small local supermarkets) are open until 14:00 hrs and that is it. The big ones (Carrefour & Co) are not allowed to open on Sundays. And yes, as in Poland a lot of the staff during the weekend are students. But they know the drill.