Abstract
The Dutch and the German legislators have very recently introduced the employees' right to claim an adaptation of their individual working time which is mainly discussed under the label 'right to part-time work'. This article outlines the similarities and differences between the Dutch and the German legal situation and discusses these with regard to the European Directive 97/81/EC on part-time work.
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