Sentences with phrase «hour weeks and»

If both partners were hard - working, extroverted, and liked to travel they could both work 60 hour weeks and then relax by partying and taking vacations around the world.

On the other hand, I was working 50 to 70 hour weeks and had a ton of projects and day - to - day business activities I had to prioritize.

The original article focused on the family and marriage pressures experienced when both spouses worked fifty to sixty hour weeks and often travelled with their jobs.

After fulfilling my volunteer hours, plus the hours required for my website and freelance writing career, I was working 60 - 70 hour weeks and I felt like I'd traded one rat race for another.

So finally I set up a small website that shows how I've done my own interpretation of a PHD meal plan and the home cooking that make it possible to do it during the week, working 50 - hour weeks and making 2 or 3 meals a day for me and my spouse.

Now I have some women that are attorneys and they work hundred - hour weeks and they can do it up to a period of time.

While you're working 60 - hour weeks and spending your free time brainstorming how to solve problems in your business, you won't have much time for personal relationships.

It's the moment many entrepreneurs hit eventually, no matter how much funding they have raised and burned through, no matter how many 100 - hour weeks they and their teams have put in, no matter how brilliant their initial idea.

Nightmares are working 40 - hour weeks and having the government garnish your wages.

As vice president and creative director for a Los Angeles tech startup, Felix worked 60 - hour weeks and was available for business calls at all hours.

That way, hourly employees could still work 40 - hour weeks and complete all necessary tasks.

Because the outdoor gear retailer discourages staff from working more than 50 hours a week and tends to attract active, fit employees, «my hunch is sleep deprivation isn't as much an issue here,» says public affairs manager Tim Southam.

Employees should not be expected to work more than 60 hours a week and not be permitted to work more than 80 hours, he advises.

«I was spending all my time at the Crimson, like 70 hours a week and I didn't go to class for like a year,» he said.

If they only worked 30 hours a week and were slightly more mediocre he would've been happy.

In yesterday's world, people worked 40 hours a week and took four weeks of vacation.

Do you believe you are a better employee or business owner because you work 50 - plus hours each week and answer email around the clock?

But it had some additional ones to consider (median salaries presented as annual figures that seemed to differ a bit from the hourly multiplied by a 40 hour week and 52 - week year, but not by enough to quibble):

Back in the Flickr days, he worked 60 - plus hours a week and expected everyone else to keep up.

What's more: «Income levels will match the middle - class college graduates that work 50 hours a week and do overtime until they die,» he says.

Robinson's lengthy, but fascinating, article traces the origins of the idea of the 40 - hour week and it's downfall and is well worth a read in full.

She sometimes worked 80 hours a week and ate dinner her office.

In other words, are you working 80 hours a week and don't have any time for anything else in your life like seeing your kid's ballgame or, god forbid, an extended vacation?

What's left is being told what to do for 40 hours a week and not getting paid a dime more whether you do an excellent job or just an ok job.

Find a side hustle for 10 hours a week and it becomes doable.

Until one day of course, he gets to talking to his rich and self - employed friend, Mike who only worked a few hours a week and yet was absolutely loaded.

A perfect part - time business would have to be very easy to start, require little time and money and no technical expertise, be easy to maintain with just a few hours a week and have a proven track record with a high probability of success.

In Coming Apart, Murray finds that in only about 65 percent of working - class households (limited to persons ages thirty to forty - nine) does someone work at least forty hours a week and that only 48 percent of working - class adults ages thirty to forty - nine are married.

Assembling together is more than sitting in a pew for 2 hours a week and singing hymns or listening to the preacher.

He states, and for the most part I agree, that: Assembling together is more than sitting in a pew for 2 hours a week and singing hymns or listening to the preacher.

People who are doing God's work feel like they could do it for 80 hours a week and never get tired or worn out.

85 hours a week and I wasn't meeing «basic expectations.»

Sebastian works so many hours a week and often until 9 pm that I don't get to see him much during the day.

Working numerous hours a week and loving every second of it.

Up to now, I've been working twenty hours a week and going to school full time, which has tended to work out where I am with my child traditional dad hours: I'm home in time for a little play before dinner and bedtime, and we are immersed in each other for the weekend.

I work at least fourty hours a week and my commute totals an hour and a half a day on average.

A large majority of clients use between 8 and 15 hours a week and may or may not have a set schedule.

Swinnerton works 60 hours a week and his wife, Heather, logs 45 hours as a CPA.

I was working 60 hours a week and couldn't get it together to even work monthly.

I breastfed even when I was working up to 70 hours a week and was on call every 3rd night.

This included the midpoint salary for a band 6 or 7 midwife, including salary on - costs, direct and indirect overheads, and contributions to qualifications, adjusted for working hours a week and study and leave days.

Second the mother of my child works 40 + hours a week and still does all of the things this story mentioned.

Well, if you work 40 - plus hours a week and have young kids, you know just how exhausting — emotionally and physically — that can be.

I take my kids everywhere with me and I also work from my home 20 hours a week, I do not have outside help watching my children, did I mention my husband works about 80 hours a week and travels for business about once a month.

And the old lady next door; and your neighbour's children; and that migrant family working 60 hours a week and paying taxes: all these can go hang to the Tories.

You work so - so hours a week and they want to pay you, they take one, two or three hours away, and you go to the office and complain... «We'll sort it out, we'll sort it out»... Then it's going to go on your next payday.

This would mean that anyone over 25 who has been receiving JobSeeker's Allowance for 2 years or more and anyone under 25 who has been receiving JobSeeker's Allowance for 1 year or more would get a guaranteed job, paying at least the minimum wage for 25 hours a week and training of at least 10 hours a week.

They spoke after a report showed MPs worked 69 hours a week and the majority were not happy with the new system for claiming expenses.

The defense claims Quintana could only work a few hours a week and was not compensated.

You only hear those stories of entrepreneurs that risk everything, work 100 hours a week and follow their guts till they succeed.