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25-10-06, 08:56 PM
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 Also I can choose to down tools and go for a ride if the weather is nice (lets face thats not often at the moment!) - then work a few hours in the evening to make up for it which is pretty cool 
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25-10-06, 09:00 PM
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average 38 hours.
I have to do 40 hours on week one, but then 36 hours on week 2. Can take either two half days a month or 1 extra day holiday a month if i want to. Works out quite well. we're on unofficial flexi too.... not supposed to be, but if production requires i come in at 0500 then i do, and then leave early in the afternoon. |
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25-10-06, 09:01 PM
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only 25........+ overtime when available
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25-10-06, 09:10 PM
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36 hours here and thats enuf!
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25-10-06, 09:10 PM
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Most weeks just my contracted 37 hours.
Only really do more if something goes tits up. 24 hour on call one week in four 
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25-10-06, 09:14 PM
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Something like 53hours a week for the last five weeks. Not going to get better until January, too much work, not enough people. I don't mind busting a gut for a little while but it's starting to wear me down now! So much that the overtime just ain't worth it, I'd rather be chillin' at home.
I don't know how people do those hours all the time.
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25-10-06, 09:16 PM
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I tend to limit it to less than 10 extra hours per month (over my 37 hours per week). If i go over that, I get the time back by leaving early or doing a half day.
If i work too much i get all stressed and burn out, in the summer, i'd rather be riding 
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25-10-06, 10:20 PM
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Around 70 a week recently - I'm self-employed - just seems to be so much to do.
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25-10-06, 10:36 PM
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Contracted for 37.5 bit do around 42 most weeks and that is pretty solid. I work from home, so no interuptions for chats etc. But no one gives me grief for being on here either!
another major plus is no commute, so I still 'get home' at a reasonable time.
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25-10-06, 11:09 PM
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Currently zero hours of actual work.
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