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  • +["In France, working hours are regulated by a set of labor laws and cultural norms. The standard workweek is 35 hours, reflecting a strong emphasis on work-life balance. Overtime is paid generously, and the country embraces a robust vacation culture. These factors, along with a commitment to productivity, make France's working hours a fascinating aspect of its labor landscape, reflecting a blend of tradition and modernity.\nhttps://whatisnotlegal.com/working-hours-france/"]
  • +["In France, working hours are regulated by a set of labor laws and cultural norms. The standard workweek is 35 hours, reflecting a strong emphasis on work-life balance. Overtime is paid generously, and the country embraces a robust vacation culture. These factors, along with a commitment to productivity, make France's working hours a fascinating aspect of its labor landscape, reflecting a blend of tradition and modernity.\nhttps://whatisnotlegal.com/working-hours-france/"]
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  • +["In France, working hours are regulated by a set of labor laws and cultural norms. The standard workweek is 35 hours, reflecting a strong emphasis on work-life balance. Overtime is paid generously, and the country embraces a robust vacation culture. These factors, along with a commitment to productivity, make France's working hours a fascinating aspect of its labor landscape, reflecting a blend of tradition and modernity.\nhttps://whatisnotlegal.com/working-hours-france/"]
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  • +["In France, working hours are regulated by a set of labor laws and cultural norms. The standard workweek is 35 hours, reflecting a strong emphasis on work-life balance. Overtime is paid generously, and the country embraces a robust vacation culture. These factors, along with a commitment to productivity, make France's working hours a fascinating aspect of its labor landscape, reflecting a blend of tradition and modernity.\nhttps://whatisnotlegal.com/working-hours-france/"]
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