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DanH SW2 27 Nov 17 4.53pm
Originally posted by npn Contracted for 35, normally do about 40 (no overtime), which is pretty cushy, but I do spend 1hr 45 getting in, and 2hr getting back, hence I work from home Monday and Tuesday (because I can) I'm about similar to this. Used to do more but recently relocated to just outside Colchester so the journey has made me leave on time to get an evening still. Doing one day a week from home to save on the commute helps too.
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SW2 27 Nov 17 4.53pm

Originally posted by npn

Contracted for 35, normally do about 40 (no overtime), which is pretty cushy, but I do spend 1hr 45 getting in, and 2hr getting back, hence I work from home Monday and Tuesday (because I can)

I'm about similar to this. Used to do more but recently relocated to just outside Colchester so the journey has made me leave on time to get an evening still. Doing one day a week from home to save on the commute helps too.

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OllieMaidstoneEagle Maidstone, Kent 27 Nov 17 8.41pm
I work 'continental' shifts. It's spread across a 2 week cycle of working;wk 1,Thrs,Fri and Sat starting at 6 am 'til 6.30pm =37.5 hrs worked. wk 2, Mon,Tues and Weds,again 6 am -6.30pm so again 37.5 hrs worked and now comes the bonus for me , the next 7 days no work!!! I love my job. Ollie's Dad,Ash. Red and Blue Army! LONDON BORN PALACE BRED LIVE AND DIE FOR BLUE AND RED Football is not just a game, its a religion
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I work 'continental' shifts. It's spread across a 2 week cycle of working;wk 1,Thrs,Fri and Sat starting at 6 am 'til 6.30pm =37.5 hrs worked. wk 2, Mon,Tues and Weds,again 6 am -6.30pm so again 37.5 hrs worked and now comes the bonus for me , the next 7 days no work!!! I love my job. Ollie's Dad,Ash.

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Ginger Pubic Wig Wickham de L'Ouest 27 Nov 17 10.31pm
50-55 actual working hours. If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.
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50-55 actual working hours.

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.

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Mapletree Croydon 27 Nov 17 10.38pm
It was around 55 in the office and 15 at home. Now gone part time and it’s weird. Getting lots done at home but constantly feeling guilty.
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Croydon 27 Nov 17 10.38pm

It was around 55 in the office and 15 at home. Now gone part time and it’s weird. Getting lots done at home but constantly feeling guilty.

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Sheks Crows Eye Virginia 28 Nov 17 11.32am
40 hours a week, 6AM-2PM, 40 minute drive both ways. Waking up at 445AM beats sitting in D.C. traffic for 2 hours each way.
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40 hours a week, 6AM-2PM, 40 minute drive both ways.

Waking up at 445AM beats sitting in D.C. traffic for 2 hours each way.

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 28 Nov 17 3.01pm
Originally posted by nickgusset Was doing 70+ hours a week during term time as a teacher. Became unsustainable needed time with the fam. Still teach, but home tutor kids who aren't in mainstream for whatever. If there's no kids I don't get paid! Luckily works been steady and I average 20 to 30 hours a week. I've got time to drop my daughter off and pick her up from school. Money's tight sometimes, but I'm so much more relaxed and happier that it's worth it. Work to live not live to work. Blimey Nick. I'm amazed you found the time to post on here twenty four thousands times. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 28 Nov 17 3.01pm

Originally posted by nickgusset

Was doing 70+ hours a week during term time as a teacher. Became unsustainable needed time with the fam.

Still teach, but home tutor kids who aren't in mainstream for whatever. If there's no kids I don't get paid! Luckily works been steady and I average 20 to 30 hours a week. I've got time to drop my daughter off and pick her up from school.

Money's tight sometimes, but I'm so much more relaxed and happier that it's worth it.

Work to live not live to work.

Blimey Nick. I'm amazed you found the time to post on here twenty four thousands times.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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dreamwaverider Online London 28 Nov 17 3.31pm
Originally posted by jimruss I work 7am - 5pm Monday to Friday with an hour for lunch so I do 45 but I'm usually in work by 6.30am. Also how long is your commute? Mine is a 90 sec drive (I need my car for work during the day) WHY??? In answer to the question in your header
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