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Qatar Ranks 4th In The Arab World For Longest Work Weeks
Qatar is clocking in around 48 hours per week on average, landing 4th place in the Arab world for longest work weeks. Only Sudan, the UAE, and Jordan are ahead of it.
Arab Countries Are Working Hard
It’s not just Qatar, long work weeks are common across the region. Sudan tops the list, the UAE is close behind, and Jordan is not far off. Fast-growing economies mean fast-paced jobs and longer hours for many people.
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Globally, Qatar’s Work Week Stands Out
Comparing internationally, the differences are huge. Bhutan tops the world charts with some of the longest work weeks while the Netherlands averages just 26.8 hours per week.
What This Means for Workers in Qatar?
Working long hours can boost growth, but it also raises questions about work life balance. As Qatar continues to develop, balancing hard work with downtime will be important for keeping employees healthy and productive.
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