How many hours do you work?

[Josy]

How many hours do you work? :idc:

[Smithy]

Contractually 37.5

But it ends up actually somewhere around 45hrs

[Cal.]

16. But I attend college also!

[y.winter]

My contract requires 45 hours a week, but it's mostly around 47-50 in the end.

[_Tom_]

37

[smudgie]

None.

[Vanessa]

40

[andybigbro]

Contracted 10 but always do more.

Currently looking for graduate full time work

[Firewire]

35 normally

however one week in eight I'll work 42 and then another I'll only work 28 to balance it out

[Greg!]

Zero at the moment but I need a part time job for when I start uni!

[Brother Leon]

40 not including possible overtime.

[Jay.]

Contracted 16 but usually try and do 30+

Looking for a grad job rn

[Alf]

Depends how I feel, and on the weather. But usually about 3-4 hours on the days I do work, and I don't work weekends.

[Wizard.]

None. I'm a Lady who lunches. A lady of leisure.

[Daniel-X]

Not contracted because I'm at college full time, so it can be eight hours one week can be twelve the next. No fixed shift pattern at all.

[Will.]

0

[Will.]

I'm a lady of leisure

[Niamh.]

34.5

[Denver]

30-35

[ebandit]

oops! i tried work once..............never liked it

i remain a bone idol tosser.................refusing to work

Mark L

[Lush]

37.5

[Brother Leon]

36-40. Not including overtime.

[AnnieK]

Contracted to 32 over 4 days but tend to do a lot out of hours at home too...

[MTVN]

Leon's answer to this question was so exciting he gave it to us twice

[Brother Leon]

Leon's answer to this question was so exciting he gave it to us twice

I now work 4 days a week only.

#LazyGang

[Greg!]

UGH I'm trying to look for part time work but whenever I send or hand in a CV I just get ignored :( people are so RUDE. And I have experience and my CV is good (not being big-headed, it just is) so I don't understand!

[user104658]

UGH I'm trying to look for part time work but whenever I send or hand in a CV I just get ignored :( people are so RUDE. And I have experience and my CV is good (not being big-headed, it just is) so I don't understand!

Is your CV too good for the jobs you're going for? If you seem over-qualified for casual / min wage roles you'll end up being overlooked because they assume you'll find a better job and leave (and so be a wasted investment in training time). Tailor your CV to the job you're applying for.

But yeah I remember when I was hardcore jobseeking about 8 years ago, always pissed me off if I went for an interview or sent a CV and no one even bothered to get back to say "unsuccessful".


... ... ... and then I got a temporary, part time, crappy cashier job at a bookies... and then I got duty management training... and then more management... and now it's 8 years later and I've moved twice but I'm still in a ****ing bookies arguing with junkies... :bawling: :bawling: :bawling: I wish they had never bloody replied :joker:.