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1 hour ago, eggsarascal said:

Are you suggesting people don't regularly do 12 hour shifts?

A mate of mine worked on oil rigs out off Brazil, all he did was 12hrs on 12hrs off he used to do months at a time on them rigs, not as if he could just nip home back to Selby for a few days, he used to go back to the main land now n then and stay in a hotel for a few nights and have a beer or 2, like he said he went out there to work and earn silly amounts then come back to the UK and buy a house or two,,

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11 minutes ago, spuddog0507 said:

A mate of mine worked on oil rigs out off Brazil, all he did was 12hrs on 12hrs off he used to do months at a time on them rigs, not as if he could just nip home back to Selby for a few days, he used to go back to the main land now n then and stay in a hotel for a few nights and have a beer or 2, like he said he went out there to work and earn silly amounts then come back to the UK and buy a house or two,,

Did it when I worked on the roads, 12 hour nights, week one was 84 hours/week, week two was 60 hours with the weekend off. Wouldn't fancy it now mind.

 

He says sitting in the van waiting for a tanker.

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As i said, spend time at work, and actually work is two very different things. 

 

Yeah true,  UK supposedly has lower productivity compared to other  countries.

 

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The average French worker produces more by the end of Thursday than their UK counterpart can in a full week.

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In what came as a shock to the UK, the OECD found in 2016 that England had one of the largest proportions of low-skilled young workers among advanced economies.

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