The Hardest Working States?

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

TOP 5 HARDEST WORKING STATES

Top 5:
North Dakota
Alaska
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas

Bottom 5:
West Virginia
Michigan
New York
Rhode Island
New Mexico

The Peace Garden State achieved the top spot in part due to the high number of average weekly hours worked – coming in second place behind Alaska. North Dakota also held the lowest idle-youth rate.

Alaska, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Texas rounded out the top five, while the bottom five states included West Virginia, Michigan, New York, Rhode Island and New Mexico.

Alaska averages the highest number of average hours worked per week, compared to Utah, which averages the lowest at 37,

Meanwhile, Nebraska, Utah, and South Dakota had the highest employment rates, according to the report.

The report also found that the average American ends the year with 4.6 vacation days left unused. Mississippi has the highest share of workers who leave vacation days on the table.

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

The Top 5 make sense because of the kinds of jobs but I can't figure out the bottom 5. New York seems like they'd have a lot of people grinding...at least NYC.

West Virginia, I believe that...along with NM and maybe RI. Michigan seems like a hard working spot but no idea.

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

nikkas in North Dakota doing all that work and ain’t even no bytches up there. shyt make me mad

 

[Phantum]

Unused vacation days?

 

[Pharaoh]

It’s always funny how people equate hours worked to working hard. You can work a long time and do absolutely nothing.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Unused vacation days?

My job reimburses for unused vacation/PTO time and I'd rather have the money, so....



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[downtheline]

I would put Ohio up there as well

Tire Factories
Railroads
GM Plant (when it was there in Mansfield)

 

[Phantum]

My job reimburses for unused vacation/PTO time and I'd rather have the money, so....



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Mine does too. I'd rather be paid to not be there.

 

[Paper Boi]

It’s always funny how people equate hours worked to working hard. You can work a long time and do absolutely nothing.

true but in alaska and north dakota they are definitely doing some hard manual labor shyt for a lot of the jobs