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Paid working hours for men are longer than those for women. On average, men work 4.93 paid hours per day, while women work 2.79 hours per day. The length of working hours varies by region, with Latin America having the longest working hours compared to other regions.
According to MenCare data, this disparity in working hours is due to gender and class biases within the social structure. This gap in working hours creates unequal opportunities between men and women, further impacting employment rate statistics.
The highest disparity in working hours is found in the Middle East and North Africa, with a difference of 3.3 hours. South Asia (2.9 hours) and Latin America (2.8 hours) follow in second and third place, respectively.
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