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Pilsl on New Duty Time System at the Police: "It Is Not Screwed on Salaries"

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LINZ/WIEN. The police want to give themselves a new service time management. The system is intended to provide officials with a maximum of 13 hours of duty time, more flexible and family-friendly than before.
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Pilsl on New Duty Time System at the Police: "It Is Not Screwed on Salaries"

LINZ/WIEN. The police want to give themselves a new service time management. The system is intended to provide officials with a maximum of 13 hours of duty time, more flexible and family-friendly than before.

·Linz, Austria
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nachrichten.at broke the news in Linz, Austria on Saturday, December 13, 2025.
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