Social security contributions are skyrocketing: How rising contributions are jeopardising Germany's competitiveness
Rising social security contributions are no longer just a problem for employees – they are hitting companies just as hard. By 2025, total social security contributions in Germany will already exceed 40% of gross wages – and the trend is set to continue. Forecasts indicate figures of over 46% by 2035. But what does this mean in concrete terms for the competitiveness of German companies?
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