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minus-squareandyburke@fedia.iolinkfedilinkarrow-up0·13 days ago3151 hrs of overtime. 78.775 full-time 40 hour weeks there. So assuming 2 weeks of vacation, he somehow managed to work 128.775 weeks in a year? 128.775/50 - let’s see how many work weeks he had to work each week to get there - 2.5755 So each week he had to be working about 2.6 normal weeks, or about 103 hours a week. Assuming he worked 7 days each week, he was doing 14.7 hour shifts every day of those 50 weeks of working 7 days with no breaks. Hmm.
3151 hrs of overtime.
78.775 full-time 40 hour weeks there.
So assuming 2 weeks of vacation, he somehow managed to work 128.775 weeks in a year?
128.775/50 - let’s see how many work weeks he had to work each week to get there - 2.5755
So each week he had to be working about 2.6 normal weeks, or about 103 hours a week.
Assuming he worked 7 days each week, he was doing 14.7 hour shifts every day of those 50 weeks of working 7 days with no breaks.
Hmm.
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