Don't let coronavirus store opening rules apply for good-German union

BERLIN (Reuters) - German trade unions and church groups called on Thursday for the government to uphold strict rules limiting store opening times following a temporary relaxation that allows retailers to meet increased demand during the coronavirus crisis."We call on politicians and retailers not to use the current crisis for a general extention of shop opening hours," the Alliance for Free Sundays, which groups trade union Verdi with church groups representing workers, said in a..