Hardest-working states in the U.S.: Texas makes Top 10
HOUSTON - Texas is among the hardest-working states in the country, according to a new study.
The Lone Star State made the Top 10, coming in sixth on the ranking by WalletHub.
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To determine the rankings, WalletHub compared direct work factors – like average workweek hours and employment rate—and indirect work factors – like average commute time and workers with multiple jobs.
North Dakota topped the list as the hardest-working state. The others in the Top 10 include:
2. Alaska
3. South Dakota
4. Nebraska
5. Wyoming
6. Texas
7. Virginia
8. Colorado
9. Kansas
10. Hawaii
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To see the ranking of all 50 states and the methodology used in the study, click here.