A new study says Nova Scotians are working more hours than ever as their free time shrinks.
The report, by Nova Scotia-based research group GPI Atlantic, says on average workers are putting in a month more of extra paid work time than they did 10 years ago.
The GPI report found single working mothers to be the group most affected by loss of free time, which has shrunk by 2.7 hours a day or nearly 19 hours a week.
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The report, by Nova Scotia-based research group GPI Atlantic, says on average workers are putting in a month more of extra paid work time than they did 10 years ago.
The GPI report found single working mothers to be the group most affected by loss of free time, which has shrunk by 2.7 hours a day or nearly 19 hours a week.
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Does your life reflect the findings out of Nova Scotia?
More...