British men have more leisure time than women, says a new report.
British men have more leisure time than women, says a new report.
The report, released to mark International Women's Day, contained survey that revealed men spent longer watching television, meeting friends, playing sport or pursuing hobbies than the fairer sex.
Leisure Implies Health and Happiness
A new study has confirmed what many people already knew: the more time spent doing different types of enjoyable activities, the better a person's health tends to be.
A new study has confirmed what many people already knew: the more time spent doing different types of enjoyable activities, the better a person's health tends to be.
The report said "governments and firms need to do more to tackle the gender equality gap."
The report said: "Men universally report spending more time in activities counted as leisure than women. Gender differences in leisure time are wide across OECD countries."
What Is The Favourite Leisure Activity Of Britons These Days ?
Cost cutting,is a natural fallout of the global economic meltown, which has also influenced Britons' choice of leisure activity. Free sex is rated highest as the most preferred leisure activity.
Cost cutting,is a natural fallout of the global economic meltown, which has also influenced Britons' choice of leisure activity. Free sex is rated highest as the most preferred leisure activity.
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Leisure Sports Might Lead to Health Problems Later in Life, Warn Scientists
One may say that people who take up bowling are productively using their spare time to stay fit, but if not careful, these amateur sports might lead to health problems later in life, warn scientists.
One may say that people who take up bowling are productively using their spare time to stay fit, but if not careful, these amateur sports might lead to health problems later in life, warn scientists.
Leisurely Pursuits Tune The Brain
A new study has revealed that leisurely pursuits of people appear to tune the brain of people, while also keeping Alzheimer's disease at bay.
A new study has revealed that leisurely pursuits of people appear to tune the brain of people, while also keeping Alzheimer's disease at bay.
