Hours Worked
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Just think, the average worker in the U.S. may have been working more hours than today, but how many of those workers were the sole breadwinner in their families?
The average worker in the U.S. is only working 300 hours less per year than 1950, but look at what our families have become...
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Many more “exempt” workers are paid “salaries” rather than hourly wages. Then you have “gig workers” and freelancers paid by the task rather than by the hour. Estimating the actual “hours worked” using only payroll data in this day and age would be very inaccurate.
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Many more “exempt” workers are paid “salaries” rather than hourly wages. Then you have “gig workers” and freelancers paid by the task rather than by the hour. Estimating the actual “hours worked” using only payroll data in this day and age would be very inaccurate.
@axtremus said in Hours Worked:
Many more “exempt” workers are paid “salaries” rather than hourly wages. Then you have “gig workers” and freelancers paid by the task rather than by the hour. Estimating the actual “hours worked” using only payroll data in this day and age would be very inaccurate.
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