Average weekly working hours in Denmark 2022, by age and gender

There is a difference between how much men and women work per week in Denmark. In 2022, men, regardless of age, consistently worked longer hours than women. People between 45 and 54 years worked the longest hours on average among both genders, 38.7 hours among men and 33.4 among women. Unsurprisingly, youth between 15 and 24 years worked the shortest hours, as a high number of these usually work part-time.