Search Results - subject:"working hours"

Assessing expected retirement age and working hours of pre-retirees in Thailand

Savinee Mega; Kanyaphak Ngaosri; Worawan Chandoevwit - 2026

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A century of weekly working time reductions : a systematic literature review and meta-analysis

Dammerer, Quirin; List, Ludwig - 2026

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Wishing to work more? : preferences, constraints, and hours worked

Cohen, Naomi; Ghio, Nicolas; Gilbert, Mattis - 2025

Using data from the French Labor Force Survey, we show that 21.2% of workers experience an hours gap, meaning they work fewer hours than they would prefer at their current wage. This stands in sharp contrast to recent evidence from Germany, where most workers report being overworked. In France,...

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Men's working-time flexibility and transition to 2nd birth : evidence for couples in Germany

Kałamucka, Agata; Matysiak, Anna; Osiewalska, Beata - 2026

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The decline in average hours worked in Ireland

Keenan, Enda - 2026

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Too hot to work? : effect of temperature on intra-day work time

Kulshreshtha, Shobhit; Bhattacharya, Leena; Soest, … - 2026

Rising temperatures due to climate change pose significant challenges to how much and how effectively individuals can work, particularly in low- and middle-income countries such as India, where exposure to extreme heat is becoming more common. While existing research documents adverse effects of...

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The twenty-four hour economy or rolled-up sidewalks : trends in work timing and their causes

Biddle, Jeff; Hamermesh, Daniel S. - 2026

We demonstrate nearly steady trends from 1973-2023 in the U.S. in the timing of when people work for pay, away from evening and night hours toward "usual" daytime hours. Much of the trend is related to increased real incomes, with rising educational attainment, the changing composition of the...

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The Twenty-four Hour Economy or Rolled-up Sidewalks : Trends in Work Timing and Their Causes

Biddle, Jeff; Hamermesh, Daniel S. - 2026

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The effects of the legal minimum working time on workers, firms and the labor market

Carry, Pauline - 2026

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The effects of the legal minimum working time on workers, firms and the labor market

Carry, Pauline - 2026

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The effects of the legal minimum working time on workers, firms and the labor market

Carry, Pauline - 2026

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Who reduces work hours before retirement? : plans and reality

Marabini, Camilla; Damman, Marleen; Henkens, Kène - 2026

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Modellanalyse zu den makroökonomischen Auswirkungen einer Veränderung der Wochenarbeitszeit in Deutschland : Studie im Auftrag des Arbeitgeberverbandes Gesamtmetall e.V.

Bautz, David; Gödl, Maximilian; Wollmershäuser, Timo - 2026

to 5 percent of gross domestic product. On the one hand, the negative direct effects of the reduction in working hours … with an increase in employment or weekly working hours. On the other hand, the costs arise because an increase in …

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