The majority of Russians (88%) reported facing regular overtime in 2023. 63 percent of them are women. This is shown by a study by Sherry and Perfluence, the results of which were reviewed by socialbites.ca.
According to the results of the research, the majority of Russians work at least 40 hours a week, 40%. The proportion of Russians whose working hours exceed this figure is 15%.
The second most popular answer is users whose working hours do not exceed 20 hours per week (~4 hours per day) – 25%. Among respondents who work 6 hours a day (30 hours a week) – another 15%. The fewest participants work 1-2 hours per day; only 5%.
It is interesting that about 55% of Russians who work 40 hours or more are aged 35 and over. Most of them are women (65%). Among Russians, whose working day does not exceed 4-6 hours a day, the audience is mainly between the ages of 18 and 25.
When asked how often Russians had to be late for work or work on weekends in 2023, the majority of Russians (88%) faced overtime. Of these, approximately 63% of respondents confirmed that they regularly encounter this situation throughout the year. And only 12% responded negatively.
Only 15% of respondents who say they love their job are completely satisfied with their current job. The other 27% want to earn more and 25% work just for money. Another 20% said they wanted to change their jobs and industries in general.
When asked how much Russians want to earn, more than half of Russians want to earn an income of between 250 thousand rubles (34%) and 1 million rubles (29%) per month. In third place are salaries between 100 thousand rubles and 250 thousand rubles (19%). And only 12% of Russians want to earn more than 1 million rubles.
When asked how much time Russians would like to work per week, more than half (54%) preferred a 4-hour working day. 19% said the ideal workday should last 6 hours. The other 15% prefer not to work at all. Only 7% are ready for the generally accepted 8-hour workday format.
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