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Arbeit ist nicht unser Leben
- By: Alix Faßmann
- Length: 5 hours 13 minutes
- Publisher: ABOD von RBmedia Verlag
- Publish date: April 15, 2014
- Language: German
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Arbeit ist längst zur Religion geworden. Doch in Zeiten von Wirtschaftskrise und Arbeitsplatzabbau ist der Traum vom Aufstieg durch Arbeit geplatzt. Vor allem junge Menschen sind trotz guter Ausbildung und hohem Einsatz von extremen Unsicherheiten... Read more
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