72個鐘

我知奧地利啲舗頭只可以一星期開72個鐘.但係唔明星期六大部份舗頭都開全日,而藥房只開半日.睇咗呢篇報導,原來法例規定藥房星期六只可以開半日架咋.

A growing number of Viennese pharmacists plan to fight restrictions regarding opening hours, it has been disclosed.

Newspapers and radio news programmes reported at the weekend that more and more pharmacists doing business in the Austrian capital were upset about regulations keeping them from doing business on Saturday afternoons. Especially pharmacists based in the city of the Austrian capital are understood to prefer an extension.

The Pharmacists’ Council reacted today (Mon), arguing there was "no need to act." The chamber claimed the current ruling was appropriate. Polls have shown that a vast majority of customers are happy with pharmacies’ business hours.

Business newspapers disclosed that some Viennese pharmacists have been risking fines and disciplinary measures for some time as they have ignored restrictions in favour of operating on Saturday afternoons. Radio news reports informed that some pharmacists elsewhere in the country agreed with lawmakers about individual opening hour regulations although federal restrictions prohibit longer business hours.

Austrian pharmacies try to ensure adequate service around the clock by running a 24-7 emergency service across the country. The programme – which has been in effect for decades – means that some pharmacies are occupied at night to provide residents with drugs. Around one third of pharmacies offer such night-time services.

There has been no information on whether pharmacists calling for a reform of the opening hour bylaw consider legal action. Such a move would come just weeks after a Viennese businessman called on the Federal Constitutional Court (VfGH) to decide whether current regulations breached his right of free trade.

Richard Lugner, who runs the Lugner City, a shopping centre located in Vienna-Rudolfsheim-Fünfhaus, pointed out that his mall’s stores were doing great when they were allowed to operate longer than usual during the European Football Championship three years ago.

Lugner said he felt "restricted" by the restrictions which were currently in force. Asked for his goals, the businessman – who is focusing on his mall after decades in the construction industry – explained he wanted to allow Lugner City shops to operate on "five to six Sundays" per year.

Viennese Social Democratic (SPÖ) Mayor Michael Häupl said he opposed plans to expand opening hour restrictions, while Federal Economy Minister Reinhold Mitterlehner of the People’s Party (ÖVP) argued stores in some regions and cities should be allowed to do business longer than the current restriction of 72 weekly hours. Employee representatives and the Austrian Roman Catholic Church are against such a reform.

Some shops like bakeries and souvenir stands do business on Sunday due to special agreements. More than six in 10 tourists recently told the Gallup research group they would like to shop at stores in Vienna on Sundays which are not allowed to open on that day.
節錄自8月1
austriantimes.at

篇嘢咁長冇心機睇嘅就聽我up啦.

延長營業時間一直都係城中話題.有建議一年中搵幾個星期日可以開.又有建議維也納第一區(主要遊客區)星期日可以開半日,方便遊客.但係勞工組織同教會都反對.
仲有國營電視台做咗個民調,九十幾%嘅人都反對舗頭星期日營業.
喺電視仲有激烈辯論.文中個Lugner話,鬼咩,好似星期日去特許營業嘅超市,得一個counter.排隊畀錢都排半個鐘,邊個想星期日shopping吖.咁又係架.呢度假期開工嗰啲要double
pay.邊個老闆會搵咁多人開工呢.


啱啱過咗個星期日,維也納有關單位嚴打違章店舗(好鬼大陸腔添).搵到20間營業店舗,罰款€77至€630不等.
真係唔知幾時先有得星期日shopping.唯有window
shop啦.

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