Cyprus workers have longest expected careers in the EU at 39.5 years

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Cyprus has an expected working life of 39.5 years for individuals aged 15 and over, according to Eurostat data for 2025.
This duration is two years longer than the EU average of 37.5 years.
Men in Cyprus are expected to work an average of 42.1 years, while women are projected to work for an average of 36.7 years.
The statistics indicate that Cypriots are among those with the longest careers in the European Union.
The data reflects trends regarding labor market participation in Cyprus compared to other EU countries.

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