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the unemployed exercise more, but get less exercise

Working people expend more physical energy than the unemployed, even though they spend an average of 27% fewer minutes exercising each day because of the demands of their jobs, according to Gregory J. Colman of Pace University and Dhaval M. Dave of Bentley University. In a study of thousands of US workers, the researchers found that after employees are laid off, their total daily physical exertion declines between 21% and 24%, despite increased levels of recreational exercise.