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On survey showing many in Hong Kong's labour force work more than 44 hours a week: 
Luigi Coradduzza - Many people do "voluntary" free overtime, bosses are therefore used to "expect" this attitude. Shameful.
Simon Lynch - Only 44? Wish I only worked 44. Try a 70 hour+ week.
Jay Mamaril - A survey was needed? Really?
Kofi Time - Working hours in HK are longer than the mainland.
Blanche Abasa - Not to mention domestic helpers' working hours 16x6=96+4hrs before and after day off = 100 hours a week.
Cherry Tch -  Foreign domestic helpers work 24 hours a day without overtime payment rules and yet locals complain for only 44 hours a week? That is nothing at all to complain about.
Ailyn Cruz - I work more than 90 hours a week. But I don't care because I choose this kind of job. Some people complain about their work. If you don't like your job then quit.
 


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