TOKYO (AP) - work rules vary from country to country generosity. Japan rules are not difficult, but the situation is almost unique. The employees are not off the days on which they are blessed because of a mentality that long hours.
Free day for a year
Japan: not less than 20 days, but workers tend not to eliminate them.
USA: is required by law and depends on the total order.
Great Britain: not less than 28 days, an average of 20 days.
France: Up to 30 days, 25 days on average.
Germany 24 days or more for those at work for more than six months, an average of 20 days.
South Korea: Up to 25 days.
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The average annual working time
South Korea: 2163
USA: 1788
Japan 1735
Great Britain 1669
France 1489
Germany 1388
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WORKERS watch more than 49 hours per week
South Korea: 35.4 percent.
Japan: 21.7 percent.
USA: 16.4 percent.
United Kingdom: 12.3 percent.
France 10.8 percent.
Germany: 10.5 percent.
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REGULATION OF REST
Europe: For every 24 consecutive hours of work, the right to a minimum of 11 hours of arrest.
Japan: None.
USA: None.
South Korea: None.
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Sources: Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare; International Labour Organisation.
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