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Προσθήκη του ot.gr στην GoogleGreece has the longest working hours in the European Union, with a significantly higher share of employees working more than 49 hours per week than the EU average, according to a new report by the Labor Institute of the Greek General Confederation of Labor (INE GSEE).
The report found that 11.6% of workers in Greece spend 49 hours or more each week in their main job—roughly double the European Union average. The figure is also 6.1 percentage points higher than the average in Central and Eastern European and Balkan EU member states.
Overall, employed people aged 15 to 64 in Greece worked an average of 41 hours per week in their main job in 2025, compared with an EU average of 37.7 hours, according to the report.
Long Hours and Intensified Work
INE GSEE said Greece’s labor market is characterized not only by relatively low wages but also by increasingly intensive working conditions.
Despite some progress in recent years, the report said Greece continues to record among the longest working hours in the EU. It
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