CNBC On The Money October 18, 2015
How most americans make their living. 63 of us consider the traditional workday an outdated concept. Instead were answering emails at 10 p. M. And phone calls on sunday. 40 hours has long been considered a standard work week for americans but most are logging more time at their desks. The average is now 47 hours according to gallup. And thats up 4 . 24 of us check on family and friends at work. Germans average the least time and get about 400 more leisure hours than american workers. And in denmark, known for its work life balance, the average work week is just 33 hours. The u. S. Does not gua...