Texas trails Alaska, Nebraska and North and South Dakota as hardest-working states.
The Texas flag flies over the Texas Capitol in Austin.Texans might have long work weeks but workers in four other states have been deemed to be more hard-working.. The Lone Star state sits behind South Dakota , Nebraska , Alaska and North Dakota .
In average workweek hours, Texans rank a little higher, placing fourth on the list. Americans, on average, work aboutan average of 4.6 paid days off in 2021. According to WalletHub, some Americans fear that if they take time off, they will look less dedicated to the job than other employees, risking a layoff. Others worry about falling behind on their work or are concerned that the normal workflow will not be able to function without them.
The study took into account direct work factors, such as workweek hours and employment rate, and indirect work factors, like average commute time. All 10 factors were weighted differently and graded on a 100-point scale., the second-biggest monthly gain of the year. Through the first seven months of 2022, Texas grew jobs at an annualized rate of 6.1% — far ahead of the U.S. rate of 3.8%.
Data used in the study came from the U.S. Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Travel Association, Gallup, the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Corporation for National & Community Service.or scaling back on duties in your job. Quiet quitting is a result of burnout, according to experts. The study found when Americans are given the chance to not work as hard, many won’t.. Alexandra Skores is the breaking business news reporter covering local companies and economic topics.
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