helicopter-redeye
26th Nov 2004, 16:14
Now, this UNO survey, from my own happy experiences of working down under, I do NOT believe.
Surely this is just sorted alphabetically .....
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Australians working longer 22 November 2004
In a report by the think-tank, Australia Institute, supported by surveys from the International Labor Organization, a United Nations agency, Australians top the table for working the longest number of hours per person per year in the developed world.
Australians are becoming a nation of workaholics and no longer take off early on a Friday to have a long weekend nor do they have long weekday lunches. Here is the full list:
Hours worked per person per year
1,855 Australia
1,835 United States
1,821 Japan
1,817 New Zealand
1,767 Canada
1,730 Finland
1,708 UK
1,690 Ireland
1,625 Sweden
1,622 Italy
1,590 France
1,568 Switzerland
1,530 Belgium
1,504 Denmark
1,482 Germany
1,381 The Netherlands
1,376 Norway
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Surely this is just sorted alphabetically .....
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Australians working longer 22 November 2004
In a report by the think-tank, Australia Institute, supported by surveys from the International Labor Organization, a United Nations agency, Australians top the table for working the longest number of hours per person per year in the developed world.
Australians are becoming a nation of workaholics and no longer take off early on a Friday to have a long weekend nor do they have long weekday lunches. Here is the full list:
Hours worked per person per year
1,855 Australia
1,835 United States
1,821 Japan
1,817 New Zealand
1,767 Canada
1,730 Finland
1,708 UK
1,690 Ireland
1,625 Sweden
1,622 Italy
1,590 France
1,568 Switzerland
1,530 Belgium
1,504 Denmark
1,482 Germany
1,381 The Netherlands
1,376 Norway
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