Well it depends durin planting, haying, or harvesting ill work 80+ but when it is wet ill work 10 maybe it depeands WAY to much on the weather

 

30-50 depending on my motivation and energy level.

I can do more if I want---pretty much set my own schedule--but lately haven't had the stamina.

I was working 70-80 hours/week at a fairly steady rate for awhile, but it got old quickly. What good is all the money when you don't have free time to spend it?

 

I work a 40 if not on call, now i have had so much OT before I lost count and didnt care anymore. If a storm comes thru we have worked allday/night, next day/night and get off right before the sun comes up again. Granted thats when a hurricane hit our system and we couldnt get any help in for a few days.

 

This past year it has been tough to make 37.5 which is what my salary is based on. Last year and the year before 55 to 70 per week was not uncommon. I'm on the same salary mind you with no paid OT or anything of that sort.

I look at this year as pay back.

 

durin the summer i worked 70 hours a week at a john deere dealer fixin stuff.... now that im back in highschool i only get 20 cause of the stupid labor laws...

 

I used to work at least 60 hrs a week. Usally more, but thats gone I am getting fat, and my hands are soft.

 

40 hours at one job.15-20 hours flying Corporate airplanes

 

Not enough hours so can't afford to fly anymore, Florida been in a slump for 2 years before it hit everyone else, don't know why but it sucks.

We were in bad times and then when it hit else where, they couldn't afford to spend money in Florida for vat cation so even less money to pass around in the area.

Then since everyone was in bad shape the state raised all our licenses by half the price to make sure we really get screwed

 

52-56 per week.

 

Last week...71

Week before that...73

Week before that...59.5

So far this week...17, I'm slacking off.