Ten per cent of people in Cyprus work long hours, making it the second-worst country in the EU after Greece, Eurostat said on Thursday. The EU average stood at 6.6 per cent of workers putting in 49 hours or more per week.
Eurostat added, however, that this is an improvement .
Data for 2024 indicated that 6.6 per cent of employed people aged 20 to 64 in the EU worked
