Just curious, how many of us work outside the home....

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I own a small online gourmet beverage business that I run from my home. I work between 15-40 hours a week, depending on the time of year.

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Proud to say I haven't shopped at a Wal-Mart since Sept 2003

I am currently a certified medical assistant at a doctors office. I am heading back to school to get my RN.

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Sell crazy some place else, we are all stocked up here.

Yes, 40+ hours in a hospital's administration.

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i work 40 hrs a week.

steph

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Stay at home parent.

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Cashier in grocery store..35 years and counting. I must tell you I had so much fun at work last night I almost forgot it was quitting time.

I work 2 1/2 hours a day as a campus aid at my childrens school. My 12 year old 6th grade dd doesn't mind, but my 13 year old 7th grade son hates it.

I voted for 11-24 hours a week outside the home, however that is all dependent on the school week and year. I work 3.75 hrs/day during school year.

I'm a salaried employee....I work at least 37.5 hours away from home. Then I come home and run my household. Come Monday mornings I'm ready to go back to work just so I can sit down and catch a break!

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I work as a substitute teacher, I generally work two to four days a week. Most weeks I seem to work three days...

I do not work outside of the home but I volunteer in my children's classes 2xs a week. I am plenty busy not working outside of the home!

hashbug I hear you. You are where I was about 15 years ago. I was more busy then ,then I am now that I work two part-time jobs. I average about 20 hrs a week. When the kids are young that is the busiest time by far.

40 hrs outside the home

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I work 20 hours a week as an assistant property manager at a senior residence.

Spent 30 years in automotive manufacturing and then retired 3 years ago. I immediately went to work in advertising sales for a local free newspaper and since then we have started up a complimentary full color/glossy high end magazine in a neighboring community and I sell advertising sales for this as well along with attending alot of community events representing the magazine.

I'm having a ball and DH retired last year and is truly making headway on the honey-do list at home.

35 hrs/week as an elementary school Library Media Technician.
5 hrs/week as the Nursery/Toddler Coordinator for my church (paid).

I work 6 days a week with Saturday being my only day off.

I work 50 hours a week, I run my own business.

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GO #24 JEFF GORDON

Yes kindergarten paraprofessional going on 10 years now. 4 hours a day. However starting in September we will have full time kindergarten not sure yet how it will effect me as far as hours. I work in my kids school district, this way I was always right there... Peace. Catherine

I work 40 hours outside the home. Most days you wouldn't belive the stories I could tell about my place of work....

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Yep 40 hours a week at an office...

There isn't really an option for me in the poll. I work 10 - 30 hours per week from home.

I work over 40 hours per week, but I work in my home office for a virtual company specializing in medical diagnostic recruiting.

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Kim

Stay at home mom

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I am officially at work 35 hours a week (so they can call be a 3/4 time employee). I would call it 40+ hours when school is in session.

Stay at home mom to my sweet baby Faith, for now.

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Melissa

ok ill let you all figure out what i do..lol..

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I pretty much work full-time as a sub teacher, but just recently took on a job at a gift shop down at the beach. They are working me to death!!! But no complaints, I am just happy they want me. I am just so sore and tired.....

Well, my contract says I work 37.5 hours a week, but it's more like 50+. I'm a the technology specialist at an elementary school, but I pretty much do my job plus stuff like cover the office, back up the office mgr...cafeteria duty when necessary, cover classes in emergencies....etc...etc...etc.

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Fifth grade teacher....40 plus!

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I "accidently" went back to work when my daughter was in kindergarten. I started working 2 hours per day at her elementary school as a recess monitor just to be nice to the principal. I worked my way to secretary and don't plan on going anywhere else for a long time. I love my job. I get to have June & July off to enjoy with my family. I guess it was just meant to be

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Yeah..that happened to me too! I started doing head lice checks...lol then became an aide, then a Teachers Assistant, now doing all the technology. I love it too~

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I am a special ed para in HS, inclusion (35 hrs/wk) and a massage therapist at a chiropractic office (2 - 10 hrs/wk)

During normal times, I work a little over 40 hours per week in the office. I work an additional 10-15 or so from home in the evenings and on the weekends. During peaks, that goes up by about 20%. I did not work as much (if any) from home when my kids were little and used my lunch break for errands. I don't do that anymore.

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Unemployed can't find a job and returning to school. And for fun I work in the church's nursery paid with love and cash.

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Stay at home parent here...Work 24/7... ~Lisa

I work outside the home and I live for the day when it's no longer necessary. I go into peoples' home that don't expect me nor do they want me there. I enjoy the driving around and talking to people most of the time. But I would rather stay home and take care of my home, husband, family and animals and pamper myself.

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