Mothers work twice as long as an employee in office
28 Aug 2008, 1751 Hrs

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London, Aug 28 (ANI): Mothers work twice as long as an employee in an office, a new research has shown

An average mom works for more than 15 hours a day - spending 5 and a half hours doing a paid job and almost three entertaining kids. Cooking takes 45 minutes and housework 42 - while grocery shopping eats up half an hour, reports The Sun.

The mothers have only two hours and 14 minutes left free reveals the poll conducted on 2000 mothers by Olay.

More than three-quarter mothers wished they had more time for themselves. (ANI)

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