Hardest-Working Cities in the United States

SOURCE studyfinds.org
A recent study by WalletHub identified Washington, D.C. as the hardest-working city in the United States, with residents working long hours and showing dedication to their community through volunteer work. The study compared 116 cities across various work-related metrics to determine the rankings.

Key Points

  • Washington, D.C. leads in work hours, volunteerism, and low vacation time usage.
  • Irving, TX, and Cheyenne, WY, also ranked high for their work ethic.
  • The study evaluated cities based on direct and indirect work factors.

Pros

  • Washington, D.C. ranked as the hardest-working city in the U.S.
  • Residents work long hours and show dedication to their community through volunteer work.

Cons

  • Criticism of Washington, D.C. being labeled as a shining example of the American Spirit.
  • Negative comments about the work ethic and productivity in D.C.