Current Events > What's the most amount of hours you've worked in a single week?

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I did 60 three weeks ago. 10 hours everyday from Monday through Saturday.

80

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~75 when I had two jobs.

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55 hours I believe? I've definitely never hit 60

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Like 70? Idr. Been about 10 years since I worked like that.

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70ish, but it was five weeks in a row. monday to saturday noon to 10, followed up with a 6 to 5 sunday. coworker was working 6-6 Monday to Saturday. not fun, would not recommend. checks weren't even all that nice.

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40

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84?

Summer camp counselor, sleep at the camp, week long bouts.
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Been awhile since I worked on hourly and actually counted my hours.....I think probably close to 68

84 hours.

It's been about 8 years since but I had to work 7am to 7pm for 7 days a week for about a month straight

65 M-S 10 hours, 5 hour shift on Sunday. Did it a few times as a garbage man helping with bulk pickups(city was behind like 2 months lol)

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45 I think.

My work really goes out of its way to avoid giving overtime.


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Doing 12 hour shifts of mud truck testing, an hour drive on either side and an hour of paperwork. 15hrs+ 7days a week. Good way to go insane, but damn those are beefy paychecks. I think the highest I clocked was 110 hours.

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Pretty low. 52 maybe? 55 at the absolute highest. I dont like overtime. I value my time off from work and if I don't have it I start to fall apart. I also just don't have the energy for a lot of work.

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168 (7 days / 24hrs a day).
Home health care / caregiver.

Like 74 between with overtime and a second job. Now a days I'll do like 48 at most

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70, when I used to work at Busch Gardens Williamsburg

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65

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Probably 60 hours, but I only did that for one week and it was a long time ago. Only 40 hours now.

85

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Somewhere between 70 and 80. But when it gets they long it is usually because there is travel going on, so it is usually not that bad.

At my last job it was 80hrs per week but you get a week off also.

54 last July when we reopening after the shutdown. We had a lot of catch up on and everyone did 6 days.

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I think 66ish.

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72, I used to work 12 hours shifts

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80 hours a week for like two months.

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maybe only 48. I hate working more than I have to and my jobs have never liked giving overtime anyway.

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94 hours I think.

Between 2 jobs I worked 6 10 hour shifts and worked in the morning at my day job. I've been working 2 jobs for the past 4 years though but that was the craziest week of work double overtime and regular hours all at once.

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90, but I was (I believe) fairly compensated for it.

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do you mean actual work? >_>
normally I rush stuff and have time to goof off.

but there have been days a little over a year ago where I was coming in an hour early and not taking a break all day long just to sift through someone's work after they quit. of course they left no notes.

I've done 50 hour weeks a few times but never anything more than that.
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When a major brief was due in September, I worked 8am-10 pm or even later for about a week. So probably around 95 hours. I felt guilty brushing my teeth and taking a shower or eating because there was so much work to be done. I'm changing jobs to never do that type of thing again because it was BS.

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66 but no OT because our work week starts on Thursday.

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90-100 odd when I was working at a holiday park.

That was standard for me in the 8-9 weeks of peak season (July/August, May half term week), where I'd be in by 7:30am to start counting the cash from all the departments, and leave at midnight-ish when the bar was all shut down, six days a week. As well as dealing with all the cash and accounts, I was one of the licensees so was basically left to run the bar, I worked the kitchen, I managed the reception, and I checked all the nature trails etc. They were long, busy days.

But outside of those busy weeks the hours were significantly less because there was far less to do, and I was salaried rather than hourly, so it worked out quite well - mid-December to mid-Feb when the park was shut my working day was literally rocking in at some point in the morning, grabbing any cheques that had been sent, and then dropping them at the bank on my way back home, so including travel time I was doing less than two hours a week for full pay, haha.

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96 two weeks in a row, no overtime pay, I was getting crap for not putting in more. Threatened to quit and got a day off.

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140.

Special circumstances, though. It was on my tour of duty in Afghanistan and we went on a mission that took us outside the wire for 2 weeks. I slept about 4 hours a day (always two hours from midnight to 2am, then a one hour radio shift followed by a one hour sentry shift then two more hours of sleep until 6am).

It was fucking brutal and I don't recommend it to anyone.

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140.

Special circumstances, though. It was on my tour of duty in Afghanistan and we went on a mission that took us outside the wire for 2 weeks. I slept about 4 hours a day (always two hours from midnight to 2am, then a one hour radio shift followed by a one hour sentry shift then two more hours of sleep until 6am).

It was fucking brutal and I don't recommend it to anyone.

Yikes. I was going certifiable after not physically demanding 100-110s. Hats off to you for surviving that shit.

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Over 70.


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I did 2 weeks with 18 to 20 hour days during a disaster recovery event. sucked.

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Ever? Probably a week of 16 hour days. Not done that for years though. Don't think I even could anymore.

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84 hours one week
Entire week was paid triple
Spent all 84 hours playing games
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