Tom Banjo

36 hrs. 3 12hr shifts. This is typically considered full time in a hospital.

Nth Power

average 40 hours.

Some weeks a little less, other weeks there's some overtime.

DeputyDave

I'm almost the exact same (except based on 87.5 hours every two weeks) but with my second job it averages out to 55 per week.

CRM114

32.5 hours, salaried.

fumanstan

Usually 40-50, sometimes more given the nature of the job in IT.

Quack

40, but 50 lately covering weekend vacations.

Decadance

I am a college professor. Some weeks (rarely, but more often since my daughter was born), I work 10 hours, all on grading/class prep/teaching. Most weeks, I range from 40-70, and all of those additional hours are research based.

Vibiana

At least 40, sometimes more. However, I can report with considerable happiness that my employer allows flexible schedules, so I work 10 hours per day, four days a week, with Wednesday as my day off. It makes a little mini-break in the middle of every week and gives me a way to schedule my biweekly manicure, doctor and dentist appointments, and household repairs on Wednesdays so I don't have to use precious vacation hours for them.

Shannon Nutt

Counting my freelance work, which varies from week to week, over 50.

Tracer Bullet

I serve clients, so I do have set hours that I have to be online, but there's also flexibility in my schedule as long I let people know I'm going to be "out of the office" and I have managed my deadlines appropriately.

I do non-profit campaign management, which is basically a form of database work.

I also really like working remotely because it means that I can go back east to visit my mother without taking vacation.

EdTheRipper

40 hours, plus 5 hours of time and a half every Sunday.

scorpion

40 hours; though, I do work some emergency overtime when bad storms roll through. The pleasures of working for the local electric utility.

james2025a

This varies for me from week to week. My regular work is 37.5 hours with a one hour lunch break, however i also get paid additional for working outside normal hours remotely from home. This might change shortly as i have been offered a second (or is that third) job to do that would be partially work on campus and partial remote work. On the plus side i get left pretty much to my own devices, i get two and a half days holiday each month which can rollover year to year (for a maximum of 60 days....they give you a pay out for any days beyond that) and as i work for the Government and its a University in PR i get around 26-30 bank holidays each year. So i can't complain....except for the money, but even thats ok (for PR).

Josh-da-man

25-40 hours a week, salaried. If I can get all of the shit I have to do done, which can vary a lot week-to-week, I blow out early.

mndtrp

36 one week, 45 the next week, alternating.

Phodg

Full-time for us is 35 hours a week.

JimRochester

Roughly 40 or a little less. I'm in sales so i leave the house around 7:00 - 7:30 and get home around 3:00 - 3:30. I also have paperwork to do after I get home. fridays in the summer are usually pretty light. Many of my customers work 4 - 10's in the summer so are closed on fridays. I try to finish up and be home by 2 to get my paperwork caught up

GoldenJCJ

I'm on 12 hour days as well. 36 hours one week, 48 the next. I work 4 days on, 3 days off, then 3 on, 4 off.

I live for my 4 day weekends!

printerati

40 hours per week at my full time job, another 5-20 per week freelance depending on how busy my clients are and/or how much I feel like taking on.

Bacon

42ish (supposed to be 40 but I stay late when somone is a no show or leaves early) most of the time. Sometimes 48 while 56 is rare

Goat3001

47.5 to be exact. I'm in at 7:30 and out the door at 5. There isn't much to do in the office after 5 other than answer emails and I'd rather just do that at home. I'll answer emails for 20 minutes everyday once I get home.

Lethal Nemesis

5-10 hours of actual work per week, including meetings where i usually zone out

Geofferson

I'm in the 45-55 range. Typically 10hr days with the occasional off-hours stuff for deadlines or escalations that may come up. Salaried, so trying to improve the work/life balance. Been a challenge for a while. Frequently WFH with some reasonable travel.

LiquidSky

50 hours per week

aktick

"Oh being self-employed must be so nice", my friends say...yes, working from home and taking calls between 6am and 9pm is awesome. Working 60+ hours is thrilling. :/

And honestly I do love the freedom and flexibility to work those hours wherever I want, but I often wish I had the simple 40 hours, benefits, two weeks vacation, and not having to think about work outside those 40 hours.