How many hours do you work a week?
How many hours do you work a week?

Poll: How many hours do you work a week?

Total Members Polled: 528

0-10: 5%
10-20: 2%
20-30: 3%
30-40: 27%
40-50: 29%
50-60: 19%
60+: 13%
Author
Discussion

Petrolhead95

Original Poster:

7,048 posts

185 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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I'm currently working anything between 50 and 55 hours a week and I'm curious as to what the average PH'er works a week compared to me.

So, what hours do you work?

smile

crofty1984

17,064 posts

235 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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40 hours is what I'm contracted to, but usually end up doing a few lates (for free frown)
Unless I'm travelling, then it's whatever it is (usually 5am drive to Heathrow).

Blakeatron

2,567 posts

204 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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I will easily average 72 - 12hr days mon-sat.

If busy can easily do 16-18hr days. One of the problems of building a business

Edited by Blakeatron on Friday 3rd January 23:06

skene

2,833 posts

203 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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Averages out at 48, but due to the farcical shift pattern we work it can be up to 68 for me including college.

Gun

13,432 posts

249 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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I'm usually limited to 40-45 hours a week, which is fine by me!

DoubleSix

12,572 posts

207 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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Your brackets are overlapping. e.g. Someone working 40 hours has two options.

Sort it out! wink

Speed addicted

6,336 posts

258 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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I work offshore where it's 12 hour days so 84 a week officially. Usually more like 100+ though.
Of course this is only 2 weeks out of 5 so it's not that bad really.

Impasse

15,099 posts

272 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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10-20 minutes, max.

Matt 211988

223 posts

155 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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also offshore, 84 per work (fk overtime, I don't get paid for that)
average over a year is 32hours a week

Petrolhead95

Original Poster:

7,048 posts

185 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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DoubleSix said:
Your brackets are overlapping. e.g. Someone working 40 hours has two options.

Sort it out! wink
School boy error by me hehe

Turns out I don't work much compared with some yikes

FlossyThePig

4,143 posts

274 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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For the last ten years my job has been 37.5 hours per week (with some occasional overtime).

My first full time job was 37 hours, 9:00-5:30 Monday to Thursday and 9:00-5:00 on Friday (POETS day). We all gave an extra half hour as the pubs didn't open until 5:30 in those days.

In the intervening years I've had jobs where you put in the time required and the remuneration was much higher.

I now enjoy a work/life balance with the weight on life.

TheHighlander

1,674 posts

229 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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I work onshore and do 60+ but its up to me how many I work.

Overtime money is double time and I'm pretty greedy since I bought my new car last week haha.

texaxile

3,813 posts

181 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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48 hour week, but averaged over a 3 week rotation. Shifts as well.

DuraAce

4,272 posts

191 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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As little as I can! Usually 35 but I aim to get away with less than 30 when I can.

Ki3r

8,914 posts

190 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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31.25 at my day job, plus whatever I can give for my voluntary job, average around 70 hours a month for that (mixture of shifts).


Rickyy

6,618 posts

250 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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At the very least 48. Closer to 60 if I do a few jobs in the evening. If I work a Sunday I'll be getting close to 70.

I usually have a bit to do when I get home too. The joys of being self employed!

s p a c e m a n

12,152 posts

179 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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I'm on a 50 hour contract, it takes me 10 minutes to get to work from my door so I normally do at least a couple of hours overtime a day. I used to work up the city and do a minimum 2 hours commuting a day, so I'm more than happy to be doing 60+ hours a week and be paid for all of it, and not fork out £2k+ on trains.

RichB

56,455 posts

315 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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Usually 50+ hours a week but since the summer I have been practicing at being retired which was rather nice! That said I'm about to start a new business so life will suddenly get very busy again!

RemaL

25,103 posts

265 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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50+ but if you include over time and needing to be in work on the few occasion at 2AM them 70+

So I voted 50+

Fer

7,781 posts

311 months

Friday 3rd January 2014
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45 to 50 hours a week, with at least 15 more on the commute.