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36 Minutes Shorter: The Surprising Drop in Work Hours by 2024

Data from ActivTrak reveals a significant trend in work hours. By the end of 2024, the average workday was 36 minutes shorter than in 2022. This reduction comes alongside reports of increased productivity. The statistics highlight a shift in work patterns, suggesting that employees are managing to accomplish more in less time. These findings provide a clear numerical insight into the evolving nature of work.

Source: flowingdata.com

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Liz Ann Sonders @LizAnnSonders · Feb 7
Hours worked fell sharply in January to 34.1 … tied for lowest since March 2020 and June 2010

UFCW663 @UFCW663 · Mar 7
“Recently there’s been a major cut in hours. If I get my hours cut, I don’t make as much money. And that’s true for anybody, but I have worked there for 25 years. If I have a job that is a “9 to 5” it should be enough. You shouldn’t have to worry about that sort of thing.”

Gregory Daco @GregDaco · Mar 7
Private average weekly hours worked flat at 34.1 hrs: lowest since March 2020! This is an important gauge to monitor as a measure of labor capacity utilization Cold weather may be a restraint, but it’s not all weather

Global Markets Investor @GlobalMktObserv · Mar 9
Americans work the LEAST hours since the aftermath of the Great Financial Crisis: Average Weekly Hours worked came at 34.1 in February, in line with the lowest level in 15 YEARS. 34.1 hours was also in the middle of the Financial Crisis. This is not a healthy job market.

Senator Murray Watt @MurrayWatt · Feb 13
New report shows that Labor’s new right to disconnect from work after hours has slashed average unpaid overtime from 5.4 to 3.6 hours per week – a 33% reduction. Peter Dutton has promised to scrap this right – he wants you to work longer for less. https://news.com.au/finance/work/at-work/pay-cut-fresh-warning-over-threat-to-scrap-right-to-disconnect/news-story/16f337f07bde3d259b62488d349c6802…

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