article_snippet: Between commuting time and work hours, New York City residents have the longest work weeks among the country's 30 biggest citiesthe country, city Comptroller Scott Stringer said in a report released Tuesday.
article_snippet: a report released Tuesday said a typical week for a full-time New York worker adds up to more than 49 hours, including an average of more than six hours of commuting time. 
article_snippet: a report released Tuesday said a typical week for a full-time New York worker adds up to more than 49 hours, including an average of more than six hours of commuting time.
article_snippet: Commuters are seen in New York in 2014 .
article_snippet: city Comptroller Scott Stringer said commuting times were longer for lower-wage workers, who were more likely than higher-wage workers to live in parts of the city that aren't as well-served by public transportation.
article_snippet: In a statement, city Comptroller Scott Stringer said 'New York is America’s hardest working city, but New York’s a one-two punch for lower wage workers, who get paid less and travel longer to get to work. '
article_snippet: This means employees in the Big Apple get paid less than This appears on an hourly basis, because employees in the Big Apple commutes are significantly greater than anyone else in America.' a report released Tuesday found that 'In New York City, workers in the finance sector, on average, work the longest workweeks.
article_snippet: With usual work schedules topping 47 hours, New York City financial workers spend, on average, almost four hours more per week working than do New York City financial workers counterparts in other large cities.'
article_snippet: Long day: Though New York workers have an average work week of 42.5 hours, in San Francisco workers work approximately 44 hours per week .
highlights_snippet: New York City residents have the longest work weeks among the country's 30 biggest cities, city Comptroller Scott Stringer said in a Tuesday report .
  
highlights_snippet: A typical week for a full-time New York worker adds up to more than 49 hours, including an average of more than six hours of commuting time .
  