'Growth oriented' or 'Barbaric'? Greece's 6-day work law sparks row

Greece's new six-day workweek allows certain 24-hour industries to pay extra for over 40 hours. Prime Minister Mitsotakis supports this growth initiative despite union and Syriza concerns. Minister Kerameus assures five-day norms stay. Greece, facing long workweeks, poverty, and post-crisis austerity, diverges from Sanders' 32-hour week proposal. The European Central Bank was involved.