9 -5 or something else?
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GISnet wrote: Sounds like an excuse to call you part-time huu?? I'm not called "part-time". This is the standard working time for the most working contracts. That's only in-out flexibility. Part timers do less than 6 hour per day or less than 30 hr/week 2 bugs found. > recompile ... 65534 bugs found. :doh:
That's good. Wouldn't want to see you come that close to 40 hours and then miss benefits. Although if you are "working contracts" then do you get benefits? Spam Whitelist Plugin for Outlook and Outlook Express (I didnt write it but I use it) Microsoft .NET - Come on! I need the Traffic!
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I was wondering what sort of working hours people have. I currently enjoy (quite) flexible hours, but 9 - 5 seems to be my thing anyway. How about you?
10:30 AM till 5:00 PM 5 days a week M-F. Then I do company stuff on weekends - like taxes and books and invoicing. Richard "He who joyfully marches in rank and file has already earned my contempt. He has been given a large brain by mistake, since for him the spinal cord would suffice. --Albert Einstein
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I was wondering what sort of working hours people have. I currently enjoy (quite) flexible hours, but 9 - 5 seems to be my thing anyway. How about you?
Normally about 9:30 to 6:00 is when I am in the office (though this can move quite a bit). I don't seem to stop working however, always solving problems and coding in my sleep!, albeit at a much reduced rate. ;) Ant. I'm hard, yet soft.
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I was wondering what sort of working hours people have. I currently enjoy (quite) flexible hours, but 9 - 5 seems to be my thing anyway. How about you?
7:30 to 5:00, with lunch from 11:30 to 1:00 (I run on M-W-F, and lift weights T-Th during the lunch hour).
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And the best part is that I get to wear a tie 4 days a week, with one "casual" day to remind us that ties suck. :sigh:
Being a peon I don't have to wear a tie, but slacks and collared shirt every day. I have noticed absolutely no big difference in work habits between casual or business environments. BW The Biggest Loser
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That's good. Wouldn't want to see you come that close to 40 hours and then miss benefits. Although if you are "working contracts" then do you get benefits? Spam Whitelist Plugin for Outlook and Outlook Express (I didnt write it but I use it) Microsoft .NET - Come on! I need the Traffic!
I think there was a misunderstandment. We AREN'T "working contract"(-ors ?!?) We HAVE contracts as every worker or emploee has. And the standard working time is 38:30 instead of the mostly common 40. We are regular emploee of a company. Every national contract the doesn't have duration limits and has more than 35 and less than 45 hourn is a normal regular standard contract ... and it is negotiated between the sindicates. Every representation of empolee and companies, then, negotiate the details. I don't understand wich benefits we should have more or less than every other. 2 bugs found. > recompile ... 65534 bugs found. :doh:
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I was wondering what sort of working hours people have. I currently enjoy (quite) flexible hours, but 9 - 5 seems to be my thing anyway. How about you?
If working on-location, usually 9-6 or 8-5; 8 full working hours with a 1 hour lunchtime. If working from my home office, usually 7:45-6:15 or so; regardless if hourly or salaried. If the company allows me to telecommute, they are rewarded accordingly by getting more time (and thus productivity-per-calendar-day) out of me, which ultimately results in better project/task times. If they want to be old-school, they get an old-school workday. Peace! -=- James Tip for SUV winter driving survival: "Professional Driver on Closed Course" does not mean "your Dumb Ass on a Public Road"!
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Being a peon I don't have to wear a tie, but slacks and collared shirt every day. I have noticed absolutely no big difference in work habits between casual or business environments. BW The Biggest Loser
"People look so snooty, take pills make them moody
Automatic bazootie, zero to tutti frutti"
-Hollywood FreaksI've noticed a change in my habits. I leave right at 5 more often since I do find ties uncomfortable even after wearing them for 6 months. I do have a favorite tie though.
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I've noticed a change in my habits. I leave right at 5 more often since I do find ties uncomfortable even after wearing them for 6 months. I do have a favorite tie though.
The architect has placed his bets, but the odds are long -Poster Children
andy brummer wrote: I leave right at 5 more often since I do find ties uncomfortable even after wearing them for 6 months That's true. I guess the more rules they implement the more rebellious and less loyal people feel. BW The Biggest Loser
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I was wondering what sort of working hours people have. I currently enjoy (quite) flexible hours, but 9 - 5 seems to be my thing anyway. How about you?
Very flexible - work is on a 9/80 (i.e. work 9 hours Mon to Thurs and 8 hours on alternate Fridays) - I start between 8AM and 11AM and leave between 6PM and 11PM - sometimes I work on days off - so in actuality - instead of 80 hours per pay period, I work between 120 and 160 hours - I'm on salary, so I don't get paid for the extra hours...but I do get to keep my job :rolleyes: Steve