How many hours do you work

[kleew1]

Just wondering, how many hours do you work in an average week and what is your job?

Before covid I worked 18hrs a week doing admin and 2 days a week on our farm plus admin time. These days just the farm following redundancy, applying for admin jobs but nothing so far and theres not much about

HCA- 23 hours a week

Civil engineer - 30

Civil servant-admin and HR. 27 5 hours over 3 days. My choice but I'm considering taking it over 4 days when dd starts school

Supposed to be 34, but more 50-60.
I’m a nurse.

Lecturer, 26 hours. I find it's a good balance.

45-50 hours a week, I’m a probation officer.

Nhs cbt therapist, I was full time 37.5 but returned after havinf dd to part time which I requested 25.5 hrs, now on mat leave with second due

35 pre Covid and now 28 hrs. Customer service advisor. Money isn't great but 28 hrs is more than enough to drain you when you have to speak to the general public who are always annoyed something isn't quite how it used to be before the pandemic and talk to you as if you invented the virus

Just about to start a new job 32 hours a week over 4 days (2 short, 2 long days) which means I can do pick up/drop off 3 days a week. Can’t wait!

30-CPN

Dental nurse- 37.5

Teacher: 10 hours in class+prep
Tutor: 8 hours

Police officer. Supposed to be 40 hours a week. Can be up to 60.

50 - 60. Teacher. 4 days a week.

Run a large leisure complex. Contracted to 40. Do around 60 each week...
It’s ok though I love the place :)

37.5 and I honestly dont do anymore but do find O have the odd down time in my day to catch up on some home/family admin of check mumsnet!!

Im an office manager

Was doing 45 hours a week- now 25 and loving it. I hadn't realised how much I missed time. And sleep!

37 customer service WFH

Its interesting as these are so varied... Im a full time mature ahem student and work 18 hours a week in a contact centre on live chat - so much better than phones!! With a toddler DD who makes me work round the clock hence the middle of night post

Head and neck nurse 25 hours pw.

Part-time teacher now - 22 hours in classroom and around 10 hours prep/marking.

I do 12 hours over 2 days as a grocery assistant in a supermarket; used to do 30 hrs in an office over 4 days.
This is nice but would like some more hours to fill up my week a bit more - just another day or day & a half would be great- but even though its minimum wage they only seem to be taking on students for the holidays.

I'm a nurse lecturer. I am contracted to 29 hours. In reality I probably work 42 hours a week to keep afloat. Not a penny of the extra paid! I feel very lucky to have my job, which I generally like, do not complaining

I'm a claims handler. I do 37.5 hours a week just now. Dropping to 30 next year.