Where are the world's shortest working hours?

Denmark

Only 1,381 hours of work per year. 36 days of paid leave are available. Only 1% of people work more than 50 hours.

Norway

Only 1,384 hours of work per year are required. People devote 65% of their time to themselves and their families. It is among the top countries in the world in work-life balance.

Germany

1,386 hours of work per year are required. Digital records of every minute are required. Unpaid overtime is strictly prohibited.

Netherlands

Only 1,440 hours of work per year are required. There are strong laws for freelancers and employees. There is a right to full pay even during illness.

Iceland

85% of employees work a four-day workweek. They work only four days without salary cuts. They perform 1,454 hours of duty per year.

France

Only 1,505 hours of work per year. 36 days of paid leave are available. 16 hours per day are available for personal life.

Luxembourg

The focus is on quality, not working hours. 1506 hours of work per year are required. Known for its excellent economy and lifestyle.

How much work is required in India?

In India, the typical workload is 48 to 50 hours per week. In many sectors, even more work is required.

Less work, more Fun!

Many European countries have proven that a better work-life balance leads to happier and more productive people.