#work hours

[unbfacts]

Americans work more annual hours than Japanese workers, recent data shows.

[superbeans89]

Fun fact about me is, outside of work hours I’m an intangible goblin

[thatpollguy]

Do you work day shifts or night shifts?

Day shifts

Night shifts

Both, depending on the rota

I am still in education, unemployed, exempt from work, or retired

Voting ended onOct 15, 2025

[spockvarietyhour]

I'm curious, who here works a traditional Monday to Friday 9am-5pm job?

Monday to Friday 9am-5pm (including 8-4, 10-6, +/= 1/2hr for lunch.

Monday to Friday regular shift thru 12am

Monday to Friday, overnight

Monday to Friday, split-shift, compressed hours, part time

1 or 2 Weekend Day Shift, 9-5, 8-4, 10-6

1 or 2 Weekend Day Shift thru 12am

1 or 2 Weekend Day Shift overnight

1 or 2 Weekend Day, split-shift, compressed hours, part time

I make my own hours/retired/unemployed

results.

Voting ended onMay 22, 2023

Place in the tags too whether the hours you're working are the ones you wanted

[thatmahblog]

tumblr legit greyed out the reblog on that post from @renthony ??? And I don't think that's fair so I'm going full anarchy and posting the screenshots to my blog.

[demi-raven]

I read a post somewhere about how rich people like to say they "work 100 hours a week" or similar claims, but actually they're counting a whole lot of activities normal employees could never count as work hours.

So let's have a little look at every single non-negotiable chore I do every week.

35 hours at work

10 hours working from home

5 hours commuting

3-6 hours driving to town and doing errands

1-2 hours in medical appointments

8 hours walking and feeding the dog

7-10 hours cooking

7 hours eating

3-5 hours cleaning

2 hours showering

1-2 hours laundry

So that's about... 82-92 hours. Once you deduct sleep, that leaves me an average of 3.5 available hours per day, and that's including weekends.

If I want a full day on a weekend to go do something, that means having 0 available hours for several days that week to compensate. (It's no wonder this rarely ever happens.)

[sleepy-bebby]