How many hours do you actually work per week and do you know that you could work almost an extra day or less in another European country? The latest Eurostat data, which is among others also summarized by Euronews, reveals a surprising picture: the differences between countries are enormous, in some cases even up to eight hours per week. Europeans on average work less than 36 hours per week icon-expand Warehouse worker PHOTO: Dreamstime In the European Union, employees on average work about 35.9 hours per week, which includes both full-time and part-time employees.
Similar data is also provided by Eurostat, which shows that the average working week is gradually being shortened – in 2024 it was around 36 hours, which is less than a decade earlier. But this average is quite misleading. The reality is that Europe is not
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