Eurozone unemployment figures fall in March.

Eurozone unemployment figures fell slightly from 19.84 million in February to 19.81 million in March. The unemployment rate has remained steady at around 11.8% since December 2013, although this figure has gradually been falling since January. The unemployment figures for March are an average for the 18 countries in the eurozone. There are, however, large differences in unemployment figures between countries. Spain is the country that had the highest rate of unemployment in the eurozone, at 25.3% while Austria had the lowest unemployment rate for March, at 4.9%. Greece is one of the eurozone countries that has experienced an economic crisis, with the figures available for January showing 26.7% unemployment.

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Do you think people should be obliged to work 65 hours a week?

No!!! I totally disagree!!! I can't understand people who think that work is the most important thing in this life, and I hate people who live for work and think that everyone should be like they are! I more than disagree! I think that the best scenario would be 32 hours per week, which is 4 days per week (two days work, one day break, two days work and two days break :-)). I think it would be amazing! And I'm sure that, in most companies, it wouldn't make things worse. Of course it could cause some problems in factories etc., but in office work it wouldn't change anything. P.S. Yes, I'm a lazy ass.