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General · 11 May 2026

Obesity Concerns Grow Over Britain’s Long Working Hours

Obesity Concerns Grow Over Britain’s Long Working Hours

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Long working hours may raise obesity risks and worsen health problems for employees across Britain. Researchers and public health experts called for a four-day working week after a study linked extended working time with higher obesity levels and unhealthy eating habits among workers in the UK. The research suggested a heightened risk of weight and diet-related problems for those working extensive weekly hours.

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