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  • #3 in Engineering consulting
  • 50,000 - 100,000 employees

Working Hours at WSP Australia

8.7
8.7 rating for Working Hours, based on 57 reviews
How flexible is your company when it comes to hours?
Very flexible work hours, just need to obtain 37.5 hours per week
Graduate, Sydney
As we need to account for each hour, we need to fill out 7.5 hour day on paper. However the company is very flexible in how those hours are filled and as long as the work gets done well, its all good. They just ask that if working within a team, you are available mostly during the hours of 10-2
Graduate, Brisbane
Expected to work 7.5 hours each day and can work whichever hours you wish as long as you are available during core business hours.
Graduate, Sydney
Have to complete 37.5 hours but you are allow to complete those hours as you wish. Core business hours are 10am-3pm.
Graduate, Brisbane
The company is very flexible with work hours, as I have negotiated working 8am-4pm rather than 9-5 because that suits me better. I am really happy in theory, just recently we have had a higher work load due to people leaving. I don't think this is typical, it's just bad timing because I also have only been here a short amount of time.
Graduate, melbourne
Certain number of hours that must be entered in time sheets.
Graduate, Brisbane
Work hours are somewhat flexible. However there are high timesheet pressures.
Graduate, Melbourne
Very flexible, manage hours and project commitments myself.
Graduate, Sydney
Very flexible - work from home & office 50/50
I am working 37.5hrs per week at the office. In some cases, I have been working from home.
Midlevel, Perth
We are able to work from home or in the office as we need, they prefer 3 days minimum a week in the office but this very flexible and can be discussed with your manager.
Graduate, Adelaide
I work 37.5 hours per week and the company advertises that they support flexible working - the core hours are 10-3 pm where you are expected to work, but can start/finish early or late. I don't know of anyone that takes advantage of this in my team though. I have gone on work field trips and had the option to get overtime or take it as time in lieu.
Graduate, Sydney
I have to work 37.5 hours. The company is flexible about starting and finishing hours and also working from home. Been active from 10am to 3pm is mandatory though.
Graduate, Newcastle
3 days in the office is encouraged but in my team if you need more time working from home it's generally ok.
Midlevel, Brisbane
I work for 8 hours. Anytime between 8.30 am and 5.30 pm
Graduate, Melbourne
It really depends on the teams. The company presents as flexible hours, but some teams aren't as flexible. But it is incredibly difficult to get overtime pay. You are day-to-day working over your paid hours.
Graduate, Newcastle
We are required to be at least 3 days in office, but I prefer 2 days a week, as my home is quite far from office. Also, I am more efficient at home as office is busy and everyone is talking with clients loudly, and hard to concentrate. So, 2 days works well for socializing.
Graduate, Melbourne
The required core hours is from 10am-3pm and the required work hours is 7.5 hours. Work from home is also allowed, while the suggestion of my team is that the WFH days should be less than 3 days.
Graduate, Perth
I think it could be more flexible in terms of scheduling meetings later in the day to give those who are night owls to start later and end later
Graduate, Melbourne
Especially with working from home it is good.
Graduate, Sydney