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In many countries, individuals work long hours due to demanding workloads and high living costs, which compel them to earn enough for basic necessities. However, this trend has negative consequences, including serious health risks and a decline in social relationships. Ultimately, the adverse effects on personal well-being and social harmony outweigh any potential benefits of extended work hours.

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In many countries, individuals work long hours due to demanding workloads and high living costs, which compel them to earn enough for basic necessities. However, this trend has negative consequences, including serious health risks and a decline in social relationships. Ultimately, the adverse effects on personal well-being and social harmony outweigh any potential benefits of extended work hours.

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In some countries, people spend long hours at work.

Why does this


happen? Is it a positive or negative development?
In many nations, individuals tend to extend hours to their jobs. This essay will
elucidate the reason behind this phenomenon and the bad effects it causes by these
following reasons.

In some countries, employees tend to work long hours due to various reasons. One
major reason is the large and demanding workload. Many jobs require extensive effort and
dedication, forcing workers to spend extra hours to complete their tasks efficiently. For
instance, professionals in fields such as finance, healthcare, or IT often have tight deadlines
and complex projects that require additional working hours. Another reason is the high cost
of living. In cities where living expenses are significantly high, people have no choice but to
work longer to earn enough money for basic necessities like housing, food, and education.
For example, in metropolitan areas like Ha Noi or Ho Chi Minh city, employees often take on
multiple jobs or overtime shifts to sustain their lifestyles.

Despite these reasons, working excessively long hours has more negative
consequences than benefits. Firstly, it poses serious health risks. Sleep deprivation, skipped
meals, and chronic stress from overworking can lead to health issues such as fatigue,
depression, and even long-term conditions like heart disease. Secondly, spending too much
time at work reduces the opportunity to maintain social relationships. People who dedicate
most of their time to their jobs often find it difficult to spend quality time with family and
friends, leading to loneliness and emotional distress. In the long run, this imbalance can
negatively impact both personal well-being and social harmony.

In conclusion, in some countries,as the heavy workloads and high living costs push
people tend to work longer. As a result, this trend has more harmful effects on individuals
because it causes serious health risks and reduces the opportunity to maintain social
relationships.

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