Right now I work 42 or 43. I would love to work 32 hours per week!
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40
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45ish
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40.
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50.
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I used to work 50, but reduced to 35 when I had LO. It's the perfect schedule! I have so much more balance now.
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35, and thankfully they consider it full-time!
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40. 35 would be awesome!
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Currently between 42-45, that will change in August. If I didn't have 45 min plus commute each way I don't think it would be too bad.
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@petunia354: Do you work 4 days or spread over 5?
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40
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40
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40 but I would be so happy if it was 35.
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I work between 30-35 each week over 4 days and its still overwhelming. I don't know how you ladies who work more do it, pre-baby I never felt exhausted until 45+ but now its all just exhausting. I also do daycare dropoff/pickup and have a 20 min commute so I'm sure that doesn't help.
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45, though my bosses hate overtime so I pretty much only get paid for 40. So annoying
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I work between 30-35 hrs a week.
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I will be working 21 starting in a few weeks. Will bump to 24 when they are comfortable with me doing stuff at home.
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It was between 45-50. Since I began my third trimester, I've made an attempt to dial it back to around 42-43.
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I work 32h on 4 days and have that one day as a buffer when we have dr's appointments etc.
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Hmm...do you mean actual work vs. being in the office? For me, they are two different things. I'm only in the office about 32 hours per week, but I often bring home work. How much I do at home varies by week as well.
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34 hours. I'm happy with my schedule.
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40.
Although technically it's 44 one week and 36 the next.
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Our normal workweek is 37.5hr, and I rarely work an hour more.
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I started working a half time schedule in May (a little over 20 hours a week) and it's been really nice. I used to work 32 hr but ended up working 40 and getting paid for only 32, which sucked!
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I'm paid to work 40 hours a week but I've been trying to work 44 bc they let you bank time.
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How do so many of you lucky people have full-time jobs where you work under 40 hours a week? I've never had a job where I've worked less than 45 a week average. And since I've always been salary, we don't get overtime.
Maybe it's just my industry...
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@night cheese: same here. Sure, my "schedule" is for 40 hours a week but i often come in early/stay late and we dont get overtime either
I'm in financial services.
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40!
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@night cheese: That's why I differentiated between being in the office and work. When I took my job, LO was 5 months, so I negotiated that I could work from home on Fridays. I also travel once per month and often bring work home. The lines of work hours are very blurred for me.
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I get paid for 40 hours, but typically end up working 32-35
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40-42. I would love to work 32 hours a week.
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Would be so nice to have an under-40 hours week. My hours are anywhere between 40 and 50, and I feel like a slacker compared to my coworkers. Fortunately, I only have to put in 40-ish in the office, the rest can be at home
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40
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Depends on the week. sometimes it is 30. sometimes it is 45+
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40.
@night cheese, 32.1 hours is considered "full time" at my company. We're salaried but get OT because it's all government contract work. I'm in the defense industry, though, which is....special.
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For the most part, I'm physically in the office probably 35 a week?
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@autumnlove: spread over 5. Although 4 days would probably be ideal!
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@blackbird: haha, yes! I agree the defense industry is "special." That's my industry too.
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42 - 45 hours, depending on the week. I also don't take a lunch break, but I didn't count that.
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Definitely more than 40 hours. It depends on the week. During the academic year I probably work 70-80 some weeks. More typical is probably 50ish. I'm only in the office 3-4 days per week typically though.
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