A good work-life balance in this fast-paced world is a necessity but can be equally challenging to achieve, everyone in the professional world would agree! In this global landscape of work cultures, having exceptionally long working hours is a common practice, but ethical and acceptable? Not so much! It’s high time now that employers understand that it’s essential to keep in touch with their employees’ health and well-being, given that they’re an important asset, playing a significant part in achieving goals, targets, and ultimately the success of the organization.
It’s overwhelming, but not surprising to discover that, there are several nations, with a compulsive desire for economic success, growth, and competitiveness, making their employees work for over 50 hours a week, which is not only a huge risk to employees’ well-being but also a significant interplay of work ethics and job satisfaction, ultimately leading to a significant decline of productivity, creativity, and work standards. Today, let’s dive deeper into this critical subject, learning more about the top 5 countries with the longest working hours, and exploring all about their work culture, employee well-being, and intense work schedules.
by TOI Lifestyle Desk
