Do you enjoy a relaxed life? Then, best find a job in Paris where you may get more time off than elsewhere.

The United Bank of Switzerland (UBS) has released the 16th edition of its UBS Prices and Earnings Study of average working hours and paid vacation days in 71 cities worldwide.

According to the report, working hours have a great impact on people's purchasing power and quality of life, and a high income and a low number of working hours, therefore, indicates a higher quality of life.

For those wanting to enjoy more time off should move to Paris, where people work only about 35 hours per week and have 29 days of annual paid leave. Workaholics, however, should consider Hong Kong, where the average working hours are over 50 per week, with only 17 days of annual leave. Thus, people in Hong Kong work 1,000 hours more than those in Paris every year.

On average, people spend over 40 hours per week at their workplace, and receive over 4.5 weeks of paid vacation.

The numbers were averaged over all professions, and legal holidays were not included.

As a global firm providing financial services, UBS has published the report roughly every three years since 1971, compiling over 68,000 economic data points since the last edition in 2012.

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 Brussels

Brussels [File photo]

Working hours (per year): 1,717

Paid vacation days (per year): 18