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Temps de travail : pourquoi les horaires atypiques, qui concernent plus de la moitié des actifs, inquiètent
In brief
An Anses report published Wednesday, September 2, 2026, warns of health risks associated with atypical working schedules. The agency notes that between 56% and 76% of the French workforce works irregular hours.
These schedules include working at night, on weekends, early in the morning, late in the evening, or for more than eight hours in a single day.
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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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