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Study exposes 153 million hours of unpaid work by UK employees each month | Mirror Online - Vimarsana News

Study exposes 153 million hours of unpaid work by UK employees each month | Mirror Online

A survey of 2,000 employees found 87% work an average of five and a half hours more every month outside their contracted agreement which they aren't paid for

HR Magazine - Employees work 19 million days unpaid overtime a month - Vimarsana News

HR Magazine - Employees work 19 million days unpaid overtime a month

Over half (54%) of UK employees work between four and 30 hours overtime each month, according to research published today by workforce management solutions provider Protime UK. The extra hours equate to 19 million days of overtime per month.

Working 9 to 9! British workers are doing the equivalent of 19 million extra days of unpaid overtime every month - Vimarsana News

Working 9 to 9! British workers are doing the equivalent of 19 million extra days of unpaid overtime every month

Research of 2,000 employees found 87 percent work an average of five and a half hours more every month than their contracted agreement which they aren't paid for.

'I met John Kelly this morning at the grave and the two of us just cried' - Vimarsana News

'I met John Kelly this morning at the grave and the two of us just cried'

Donnelly delivers the performance of a lifetime to deliver an incredible ninth Tyrone title for the Trillick club.

Source: the42.ie
Bringing history to life: Five projects by La Jolla students proceed to state competition - Vimarsana News

Bringing history to life: Five projects by La Jolla students proceed to state competition

La Jolla was well-represented in the recent National History Day regional competition, with five projects from local schools earning top marks and advancing to the state level.