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My work hours are changing

My company went to 7.5 hr days as of Aug 1, but because of my daily workload, I haven't been able to do that. Well, come Nov 1, part of my job duties are going away and I will not have to be at work at 7am. I will be able to start working 8-4 most days, except when my normal workload increases. About 2 weeks a month, my workload doubles because of client accounting reports have to be run and sent to 100+ clients. On those days I would still be working at 7am but for the most part I get to come to work later.

I think I will still get up early and just add in a workout in the mornings before I shower & get ready. Plus, I can help get E ready in the mornings and maybe it won't be such a traumatic experience for her or DH. :)

Re: My work hours are changing

  • So is this good news or bad news? Does your pay change?
    My favorite place on earth: The Amargosa Valley.
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  • My hourly rate doesn't change, but my overall check will go down just from working less hours and less overtime each period. It won't put a stress on us more than finances already are since I should be working less time anyway. Plus I can get a workout in before work. 
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