: 韋岱思隨後提起，自己某次坐在台灣圖書館沙發上，想說閉目休息一下，再次睜眼時就已
: 經過了1個小時，他才體會到睡午覺的美好。韋岱思表示，在他開始午睡後，發現情緒變
: 好、下午工作更能夠專注、有效率，耐力也變更好。他最後更表示，「我想跟荷蘭的教育
: 部長跟勞動部長建言，學習台灣的午睡制度，說不定會帶來意想不到的好效果喔！」
可是瑞凡
https://goo.gl/VxP824
The average working week in the Netherlands is 40 hours. In many companies,
your lunch breaks are not part of your official working hours (and therefore
not paid for). So if you work 8 hours a day, you are expected to be present
between 8.5 and 9 hours, depending on your breaks.
The maximum number of hours you are allowed to work is 12 hours per day, with
a maximum of 60 hours per week in case of shift work. However, during a
period of 16 weeks, you are not allowed to work more than 48 hours a week on
average.
Employee rights and working conditions
Legally, the minimum number of annual leave is four times the number of
working days per week. So if you have a full time job of 40 hours per week,
you have at least 20 holidays a year (4x5). In some instances agreements
between a specific sector or employer and a labour union make it possible to
receive more holidays. Dutch civil servants, for example, have on average 33
holidays a year and teachers as many as 60!
Other employment conditions such as sick leave, leave of absence and
retirement schemes are mostly well taken care of. All employee rights and
primary and secondary working conditions are laid down in your employment
contract and have to correspond to certain minimum levels at the very least.
上面有說 一般企業每周工作40小時的話，每年最少會有假期20天
如果是公務人員的話更多33天至60天
再來看看
https://goo.gl/puDs4V
http://goo.gl/v8uwR0
上面所說的正常荷蘭工作情況
再搭配這篇新聞
http://goo.gl/ASzQ34
根據Source: 2014 OECD
2014荷蘭平均工時 1,425小時/年
而荷蘭法定工時上限「2080小時/年」
2015台灣平均工時2,134.8小時/年
荷蘭一天上班時間9小時
裡面包含兩次15分鐘的休息跟30分鐘的午餐休息時間
但是有人也選擇邊吃飯邊工作不休息，所以做滿8小時準時下班
覺得台灣睡午覺制度很好的話，那要不要交換工時來試看看zzzzzz