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Anses publishes report on atypical work hours
Anses released a report on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, warning of health risks associated with atypical work schedules. According to the agency, between 56% and 76% of active workers in France work irregular hours.
These schedules include working at night, on weekends, early in the morning, late in the evening, or working more than eight hours in a single day. The agency expressed concern regarding the health impacts these rhythms may have on the workforce.
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- ReportingWorking time: why atypical schedules, which concern more than half of active workers, are worrying
La Croix · Sérène Nourrisson
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