'Ooh la la!' France is mired in laziness epidemic, study shows
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The research also found two thirds of people in France are happy to work fewer hours even if it means earning less money. Around 41 per cent of people view leisure as very important, compared to 24 per cent who view work as a top priority.MP Sandrine Rousseau said working hard was a right-wing ideology.The study found the increase in home working led to an "exhaustion and laziness epidemic when a part of the French want to slow down".
It comes a month after Green MP Sandrine Rousseau sparked controversy when she said working hard was "essentially a right-wing value", whereas taking breaks and being less productive was more associated with the left."We have the right to change professions, we also have the right to take breaks in our life and, above all, we need to regain time, a sense of sharing and a four-day week.
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