Women in Poland work 3.7 hours a week less than men - GUS

Polish citizens employed in the private sector work on average 39 hours a week, while those in the public sector work 37 hours a week, according to a new "Economic activity of the Polish population" report by the Central Statistical Office (GUS). The study also found that women in Poland work 36.5 hours a week, while men work 40.2 hours on average. The longest working week was observed in the construction sector (41.6 hours) and in the transport sector (41.4 hours). The shortest working week is in education and cultural activities (34.5 hours), entertainment and recreation (35 hours).