The average European workweek is shorter than yours. Be careful what you wish for, European workers say.
Their average workweek has declined since the pandemic, while in the U.S. it has grown; trimmed hours and furloughs frustrate workersJuly 15, 2022 8:57 am ET
European workers have put in fewer hours than Americans for decades. Now, they are working even less than before the pandemic—almost one day a week less than Americans in 2021, according to data for the five biggest European Union economies. Since the start of the pandemic, Americans have increased their working hours by about 1%, on average, while Europeans have trimmed theirs by around 2%, according to data about the five large EU economies from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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