(August 2006) The Europeans don't want working hours limitation, but they want the pension later

The majority of the residents in Europs best economies don't want to have limited working hours, shows the latest research of the "Financial Times".

According to that research, 52% of grown-ups in Britain think that the EU rules, which limit the working hours, shouldn't be accepted in that country. The majority of the French and the German agree with the Britains, while the people in Spain think that they shouldn't have more working hours than those which the EU has set, and that is 48 hours a week.

Osim toga, prema istraživanju "Financial Times", gotovo dve trećine britanskih ispitanika spremno je da razmotri mogućnost kasnijeg odlaska u penziju, kao i 67% Italijana, 56% Nemaca i 41% Francuza. Istraživanje je, takođe, pokazalo da su Italijani najmanje spremni da prihvate sve odmore koji su im ponuđeni.

The "Financial Times" research also shows that almost 66% of the Britain population consideres of having the pension later, and 67% of Italins, 56% of Germans and 41% of the French agree with them. The research has also shown that the Italian are the nation which is the least keen to have all the holidays the company has offered.