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What hours do you work?
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Doss
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2pm-10:30pm Monday to Thursday. Finish at 9pm on Fridays.
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Well, I do have a better recent batting and bowling average than Shane Watson.
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So many people with an hour for lunch, what on earth do you do for an hour in the middle of a shift, seems like a waste of time to me, half hour at every job I have had is plenty.
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Cant remember the last time I took a dedicated lunch break.
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I have 45 minutes. Would agree, gets old at the half an hour mark.
45 minutes is barely enough time to go out for lunch either, which sucks. Am basically stuck at work for the whole time.
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yeah I suppose at least with an hour you can get out, go for a walk or a quick shopping trip but 45 does seem a bit pointless.
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Doesn't everyone? I wouldn't mind his hours actually...
I go to the gym or go for a run on my lunch break.
I have young kids so don't get much of a chance to exercise outside of work hours plus some of the "viewing" while I am out for a lunch time run is quite spectacular.
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I have an hour for lunch, which I usually spend on here as I can't during work hours and tend not to at home.
Tuesdays-Saturdays
Anywhere from 5 1/2-8 hour shifts.
Good pay rates but slow work, no breaks.
Anywhere from 5 1/2-8 hour shifts.
Good pay rates but slow work, no breaks.
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8-430 generally. Am really struggling to get through the weeks lately. Long hours (40 hours is a long time to be stuck at a desk), monotony and boredom and lack of opportunity. Plus the stress of the role and other issues.
8:30am to 5pm Monday to Thursday. Finish at 2pm on Fridays.
Milang_Panthers
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Not hard really.
Milang_Panthers
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Do sunday to Thursday all different hours each day though.
Sunday 7:30-5:30
Monday 8:30-5:30
Tuesday 12:30-9:30
Wednesday 11-7
Thursday 7:30-4:30
Love having a weekday off
Sunday 7:30-5:30
Monday 8:30-5:30
Tuesday 12:30-9:30
Wednesday 11-7
Thursday 7:30-4:30
Love having a weekday off
7-4
Some days it's alot earlier some days it's later.
Joys of cabinet making. If you don't have anything on you don't hang around long
Some days it's alot earlier some days it's later.
Joys of cabinet making. If you don't have anything on you don't hang around long
7-3:30 monday to friday.Interested to see what some hours tradies work? Been doing bricklaying/labouring for 6 months or so. Just two of us working start at 6:30 finish anywhere from 5:30-7 except early knock off at 4 on Fridays
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People in offices with an hour for lunch.
Come work a tradie's job and see what real work is.
I used to work an office job where the stipulated hours were 8.30-5.00 with a one hour lunch break. I don't think I knew a single person there who actually worked those hours. Most people started early and finished early, and hardly anyone took an hour for lunch. I found it nice to go outside and walk around for a few minutes, get something to eat etc. to break up the day, but going and sitting down for an hour was a waste of time. Much rather take a half an hour break or less then finish earlier.
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I might be better changing my hours. Has anyone worked outside peak period/weekends as opposed to 9-5. When you rely on a sh*&load of coffee,booze and sugar to make it through the week something is wrong. Yet how do you change it? The economy is simply fu&*ed and there are no jobs out there so people merely hang onto what they have and make it thorough whatever which way they can.
When you think about it 16 hours a day is awake 8 at work + as well as getting ready, travel etc. Makes it a hell of a task for people who loathe their job which is probably 90% of people. Combined with sh*& pay and you have a potential powder keg.
When you think about it 16 hours a day is awake 8 at work + as well as getting ready, travel etc. Makes it a hell of a task for people who loathe their job which is probably 90% of people. Combined with sh*& pay and you have a potential powder keg.
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Sorry let me just shuffle papers from 9-12, then order the oysters kilpatrick at lunch time, then teleconference someone for two hours in the arvo and then use the photocopier while leaning against the wall talking about how I might need to take stress leave.
Calm down mate, don't you tradies have a strike to go on
Not working at the moment but as a rule like starting and finishing early. Hated afternoon shift which was 3-11. Preferred night shift srs
