Technically they should be the same
Do your billable hours vary greatly from your actual working hours?
I try to keep mine within a couple hours a week if there's any issues, I hate wasting time.
In my original question, I suppose just total working hours, regardless of if you're paid for it or not, is what I meant.

 

It all depends for me. Some weeks I work 30 hours, some I work 60 hours, some I work 80+ hours. The only thing that stays the same is the amount I bring home each paycheck. Salary has its advantages and disadvantages. Currently it is an advantage because I am barely doing anything at work but still getting paid good money to be there.

 

45-50 hrs a week seasonally pouring concrete. Work from about April 1 till around week after thanksgiving. Am on call throughout the winter though.

 

Just voted and now I feel bad im one of the two bums. I cant help it the durn doc wount let me go back to work till like oct. or nov. So its beer thirty all day

 

Damn dude, how'd you break your femur?
I know two guys who broke their femurs. One guy in a bike race, the other guy broke it last year on a motorbike ride last summer. He was being a huge tool and nearly killed himself, he's lucky he's still alive. Now he can't afford his new sport bike so maybe he'll smarten up and see that life ain't all fun and games.

 

112 that gives me 8 hours of sleep a day

 

im still in high school be a senior next year but i got a year round weekend job putting in 8 hrs a day..... but now its summer and i am putting in bout 40 hrs a week feeding baby calfs (sucks)... but that job only last untill my other boss calls me wanting me to cut, rake, bale, and haul hay.... but hauling hay is were the money is i get $1.05 a square bale. but it all goes it college, truck payments, and peformance parts..... im just glad im not one of those bratty kids that gets **** handed to them

 

75 hours the first week then 63 the next i work 10 days on 4 days off 12 hour days are nice but never see them most days work from 5 pm to 9 am or longer i need a vaction

 

Salary here, down a heavy equipment mechanic so I am puttin' in 50-60 hour work weeks trying to keep things running.

No formal heavy training but smart enough to figure 90% of it out.

 

30ish foot fall