This doesn’t take into account the people who don’t work tho. Like say In one family one person works 60hrs and the other doesn’t and in another they both work 30 hrs. Same amount per household but it would show as a lower average. It’s easier to work 60 hrs if you have a partner taking care of the household responsibilities
Always_Duh on
False, In India we don’t have the concept of work hours. It’s in the papers, but none of the employers abide by it.
MisterBale on
Why is Cambodia more red than Uganda?
peppermanfries on
add 2.5 hours of commute time on our shitty ass fucking roads
Artifexa on
Wasn’t Netherlands the country that constantly tells PIIGs, and specially Spaniards, that they are too lazy and don’t work enough?
LMAO
littlegipply on
Pretty sure Japan and South Korea should top this
Zealousideal-Pop1115 on
Still people in red eat home cooked food or other food but still not fat like US where their reasons for being fat is long work and being poor.
FuxieDK on
Denmark is 37 hours… Anything less is considered part time.
inevitablennhilation on
Let’s make it to 70 hours in India. We should work hard for our country.
ConejoCapitalista2 on
And of course that’s the reason why so many companies go to India, modern slavery lol
RevanchistSheev66 on
Asia and Africa moment
Used_Tale9203 on
In India people work all week or what?
Jalcatraz82 on
Here in Australia it’s grey because we don’t work.
Everything we do is for fun so it’s not counting as work
littypika on
I wonder why China doesn’t top the list.
996, enough said.
Jaded-Natural80 on
Thanks to Trump, in Argentina they don’t need to work. Every few years the US gives them tens of billions of US tax dollars to keep them from going bankrupt.
The US will also cut special trade deals with Argentina to buy their beef. Even as US cattle ranches have to cut back on their herds because the beef market in the US is shrinking. The US beef herd is the smallest it has been in decades.
And Trump supporters believed him when he said America first. 🤣🤣🤣
inditor on
A lot of the longest work hours seem to be in lower income countries. I wonder if there is a correlation with people finding help to run their houses – either with one partner not going for a (typical) job, or hiring help which might often be a lot more affordable in lower-income countries (seems to be common practice in South Asia, I suppose).
That makes it an unfair comparison. OTOH, the lower income countries often have to grapple with a more inefficient system on the whole – roads, electricity, bills, and the general government and other stuff working poorly. Each step can be a bit of a struggle, making one less efficient.
JadeddMillennial on
Is everyone enjoying their existence? Or is that just the owners?
Feels like we are all just resort staff to 8 people.
californianodelsur on
Guess this is why American companies outsource to India and import Indians on H-1B visas.
Cheap labor + long work hours + an easily exploitable population.
polmeeee on
Singapore should be part of the top 5 tbh.
Sea_Substance_921 on
Where’s Japan? Should be at the top
Able-Ad3506 on
THW DAMNED HELL YOU SUPPORT RUSSIAN WAR AGAINST MY HOMELAND?!
Legitimate-Home-8181 on
This is why i hate my country 🥲
eti_erik on
Oh, wait. So if I work 4 days per week and my partner works 1 day per week, we end up with an average of 20 hours per week. But if I work fulltime and my partner does not work at all, the average jumps up to 40!
That’s how the Netherlands is lowest – part time is very common here, and that includes many people who would otherwise not work.
tatincasco on
48 hs in Paraguay, damn
Jochuchemon on
I feel NL will have to either increase the number of working hours and/or change how they tax workers or increase the age of retirement in the near future
Many-Instruction8172 on
Lol, I thought it said number of weeks, and I was wondering how the hell can people work more than 52 weeks a year!
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This doesn’t take into account the people who don’t work tho. Like say In one family one person works 60hrs and the other doesn’t and in another they both work 30 hrs. Same amount per household but it would show as a lower average. It’s easier to work 60 hrs if you have a partner taking care of the household responsibilities
False, In India we don’t have the concept of work hours. It’s in the papers, but none of the employers abide by it.
Why is Cambodia more red than Uganda?
add 2.5 hours of commute time on our shitty ass fucking roads
Wasn’t Netherlands the country that constantly tells PIIGs, and specially Spaniards, that they are too lazy and don’t work enough?
LMAO
Pretty sure Japan and South Korea should top this
Still people in red eat home cooked food or other food but still not fat like US where their reasons for being fat is long work and being poor.
Denmark is 37 hours… Anything less is considered part time.
Let’s make it to 70 hours in India. We should work hard for our country.
And of course that’s the reason why so many companies go to India, modern slavery lol
Asia and Africa moment
In India people work all week or what?
Here in Australia it’s grey because we don’t work.
Everything we do is for fun so it’s not counting as work
I wonder why China doesn’t top the list.
996, enough said.
Thanks to Trump, in Argentina they don’t need to work. Every few years the US gives them tens of billions of US tax dollars to keep them from going bankrupt.
The US will also cut special trade deals with Argentina to buy their beef. Even as US cattle ranches have to cut back on their herds because the beef market in the US is shrinking. The US beef herd is the smallest it has been in decades.
And Trump supporters believed him when he said America first. 🤣🤣🤣
A lot of the longest work hours seem to be in lower income countries. I wonder if there is a correlation with people finding help to run their houses – either with one partner not going for a (typical) job, or hiring help which might often be a lot more affordable in lower-income countries (seems to be common practice in South Asia, I suppose).
That makes it an unfair comparison. OTOH, the lower income countries often have to grapple with a more inefficient system on the whole – roads, electricity, bills, and the general government and other stuff working poorly. Each step can be a bit of a struggle, making one less efficient.
Is everyone enjoying their existence? Or is that just the owners?
Feels like we are all just resort staff to 8 people.
Guess this is why American companies outsource to India and import Indians on H-1B visas.
Cheap labor + long work hours + an easily exploitable population.
Singapore should be part of the top 5 tbh.
Where’s Japan? Should be at the top
THW DAMNED HELL YOU SUPPORT RUSSIAN WAR AGAINST MY HOMELAND?!
This is why i hate my country 🥲
Oh, wait. So if I work 4 days per week and my partner works 1 day per week, we end up with an average of 20 hours per week. But if I work fulltime and my partner does not work at all, the average jumps up to 40!
That’s how the Netherlands is lowest – part time is very common here, and that includes many people who would otherwise not work.
48 hs in Paraguay, damn
I feel NL will have to either increase the number of working hours and/or change how they tax workers or increase the age of retirement in the near future
Lol, I thought it said number of weeks, and I was wondering how the hell can people work more than 52 weeks a year!