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Asians work longer hours than just about everyone else in the world. South Koreans, for example, spend more than 45 hours a week on their jobs—10 more than Australians or New Zealanders. They are outdone by Singaporeans and Indians, who work more than 46 hours a week on average.
     A recent report by the International Labor Organization, ILO, finds that while economic growth has pushed up wages in many Asian countries, until recently, that growth had not translated into shorter working hours.
     But the author of the report, Gyorgy Sziraczki, believes that the number of working hours in Asia has started to decline.
   "It is very much Welcomed, because it will give a better chance for workers and their families to enjoy the benefits of globalization and economic growth outside their job and also to have a more productive job with better working conditions, and one of the important aspects of better working conditions is the working time."
     Several countries in the region have introduced five-day work weeks in recent years.