How many hours do you work

[kleew1]

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

Senior lecturer in post qualification healthcare- supposed to be 36, in reality 45-50 + emails + thinking about a PhD proposal. I'm not sure there's a distinction between work and not work since I've been WFH since April. Love it but at risk of burnout 3 years into the job after 27years NHS overwork as well.....

18-24 hours a week. Additional needs TA

Part time secondary teacher; 11 hours teaching time a week, about 18 hours of actual work.

37.5 in financial services, usually work more though and salaried so no overtime.

Adviser for. a charity 37.5. Employer that is hot on people not doing overtime so do actually do those hours.

I have 1 full time job and 2 part time jobs:

Full time in a College as a Reprographics Technician for 32 hours a week.

Part time in local shop for 8 hours a week. (Sometimes more)

Part time in a nursery as a cleaner for 10 hours a week.

All of my jobs are within 5 minutes walk of home and I really love them all. Have been working in all jobs for at least 7 years.

Teacher, 50-60 depending on which week of the term it is. Parent's Eves, performances and so on will be around the 60 hour mark, a normal week closer to 50.

About 30 depending on my booking/ diary
Dental hygienist

Teacher - contracted to work 38 hours a week. Probably do about 10 more than that as work through lunch every day / marking / admin / prep .........

24 a week as a care worker for the local Council. I normally do about 4 extra shifts a month, at the moment its more because we have shielding and SI staff.

And I have 10 hours study time a month

FT, 40hrs, aftersales in a car dealership

College tutor - 18.5 hours.

Night Senior Carer 37 1/2 hours one week, 50 hours another. Alternate weeks been doing it these hour for over a year.

Marketing manager; 37.5

40 as a temp used to do 30 and that is more suitable for me as husband works long hrs so trying to keep up with housework and cooking plus running ds around , 40 with commuting leaves me struggling 30 over 4 days was perfect as i used to have a whole day to catch up

Thats in admin

In none Covid times, around 45 per week as a Clinical Nurse Specialist.

Over the last 7-8 months I’ve averaged more like 90 hours not including on-call duties. I’ve had two days off since March to be an inpatient in hospital for spinal surgery, day after I returned home I picked my caseload back up and returned to work (from home during my recovery).

Civil service HR, 37.5 hours but over 4 days

School leader (primary). 50 hours in school and around 5 hours at home- sometimes more and sometimes less.

Finance for large US corporate. Contracted for 30 over 4 days, last few weeks have been 45. In general its about 35 hours but Covid has made everything unbelievably busy

Pre covid 60-70, peak lockdown about 20, now about 50.

30 hours over 4 days although over the summer it was more like 50 over 5 days 😣

University Administrator.

Physio here.
Pre covid was 0.5wte - 18.75 hours, now 0.8 wte 30 hours and hoping to go up to full time soon. DH has been made redundant and is doing next to nothing to find any kind of employment so needs must.

Radiology administrator 40-46hrs Pw.

Wasnt bad at first but now all I get is screaming patients screaming at me because of the back log.

Not clapping for the NHS now are we??