I work two jobs.....normal day job 40 hrs a week, then 3 nights a week at the bar for another 24 to 28 hrs a week....

personally I think two jobs isn't so bad. It's nice to mix things up, change the pace a bit, and at least if you're working 70hrs a week it's your choice that way. I can't stand doing the same job 70hrs a week, feels like my employer has me on a leash, like someone owns me. Don't have much of a life like that.
I was thinking of taking a second job in the winter in my down time to supplement my income, it's nice to have that second paycheque. :c:

the night time bar job is straight cash money, which is just fine with me.....:ok1:

I work construction with my own for hire trucks(3),one of my drivers is guaranteed 60 hrs a week,and I just hired another driver tuesday and he has 39 hrs in in 4 days and was off by 9 this morning,last week I worked 7 12 hour days in the truck and a few hours a night on the trucks but off today because of a big rain storm too wet to work on the construction sites and too wet to put gravel down on the roads,why I do this I'm still not sure,we only work from may to december and a very little during the winter months:U:

im back to doin ironwork in the powerplants so 6 to 7 days a week and 12 to 16 hour days to get the job done and go home.:rocking:

i work 240 hrs a month. But weekly varries from 48hrs one week to 72 the next. I only work 10 days a month on 24hr shifts! I LOVE being a fireman

we pretty much get cut off at 40hrs
i would work more if we was allowed

This spring during calving I had 2 weeks in a row with a 140 hours a week.(my wife kept track) and up until now spring planting I have been working atleast 16 hour days. So if anyone thinks a farmer is lazy they can kiss my :moon:

But tonight I am goiing to a sledpull!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !

I work 3 jobs and all together it's between 50 and 60 a week. 6 days a week for sure sometimes 7.

When the shop is in full swing, 56 hours weeks are the norm. My record is 94 hours.