How many hours do you work?
 

How many hours do you work? :idc:

Contractually 37.5

But it ends up actually somewhere around 45hrs

16. But I attend college also!

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

37

None.

40

Contracted 10 but always do more.

Currently looking for graduate full time work

35 normally

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

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

40 not including possible overtime.

Contracted 16 but usually try and do 30+

Looking for a grad job rn

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.

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

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.

0

I'm a lady of leisure

34.5

30-35

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

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

Mark L

37.5

36-40. Not including overtime.

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

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

I now work 4 days a week only.

#LazyGang

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:.