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Image: Jay Reed via Flickr
Image: Jay Reed via Flickr
IT’S EMERGED TODAY that staff at the European Parliament are refusing to consider working a 40-hour week.
The trade union which represents the staff has said that plans to ask workers to stay an extra 30 minutes a day have hit a dead end, as it would have a negative impact on their home and personal lives.
Union reps have also said that while staff often get a half day or a day off on a Friday, they put in long hours Monday to Thursday. A flexi-time system allows them to take time off in lieu if they go over 37.5 hours a week.
It got us to thinking how much time you’re clocking in for every week, whether it be at home or outside the home…
How many hours a week do you work?
Poll Results:
40 - 50 hours (897)
50+ hours (544)
35 - 39 hours (504)
25 - 34 hours (118)
less than 15 hours (104)
15 - 24 hours (84)
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