How many hours a week do you work?

[itsallaboutthedollar]

Just this. How many hours a week do you work?

21

22.5 paid employment
474354656778644 unpaid mothering.

16

30

used to work 40. I earn approx 5K more for working 10 hours less a week with a different employer.

37 contract

But often another 20-30 on top as overtime

VERY short staffed

24 now. Paid off my mortgage a few years ago and dropped to a 3 day week.

teacher -about 80 in term time, about 10 outside of term time, much less than previous teaching jobs

20 plus 3 sleep ins a week

45 per week

Paid for 29 per week, but typically end up doing around 35.

Paid 35, realistically 40-45 pw

I work 13 hour shifts, 10 shifts a month. 2 days one week, 3 days the next week.

Officially 37.5 but it’s usually more. I worked p/t for many years when the DC were younger so I’m now working f/t to increase my pension.

Why are you asking?

On paper: 40. But in reality probably about half that. I wfh and get my work done quickly and don't have to waste time commuting or doing face time. But I've always been employed on a full time basis since I started working.

20 hours a week

In my paid job Between 25 - 30 hours a week depending on if I do 2 long days and a half day or 3 long days.

Motherhood, wife and general dogs body....countless

@Effervescent999 80! That’s horrendous.I was a P\T teacher doing 50 hrs and I quit last year…
I worked out I was earning less than the minimum wage, even with the so called holidays…

40 contracted hours. Every other week I’ll do another 24-30 hours overtime, and that increases to weekly in the lead-up to Christmas.

However, I really love my job. I worked six 12-hour night shifts every week throughout Covid and it almost killed me because I hated my job so much!

Contracted to 30.

Guilt means I do more. It plays on my heart watching my friends/colleagues struggling. The reality is. Often I go in and just join the struggle because even with me, the lead nurse for the hospital and a nurse from another ward taking patients, we still be 5/6 more.

22 hours per week. I like to be around for primary school aged DDs to collect from school a couple of days a week. Planning on going back to full time once they're at secondary school.

55-60.

I 'retired' from my 30 hour a week civil service job in May
I'm now a full time foster carer so am never off duty

16:)

65-70. Another teacher, full time.