A study finds that workers in Seoul put in the second most hours on the job in the world.

Quoting a study by Switzerland’s UBS investment bank, The Times said that citizens in Seoul work an average of two-thousand-312 hours a year, the second most after their counterparts in Cairo who work an average of two-thousand-373.

By region, people in Asia work the most, some two-thousand-112 hours a year, followed by those in the Middle East.

Workers in Lyon, France, were found to work the shortest hours, about one-thousand-582 a year. Parisians' working hours were similar, around one-thousand-594 hours a year.