How Many Work Hours Are in a Year?
The short answer is 2,080 hours, but 2026 really holds 2,088, and about 1,880 once you take holidays and PTO out. Here is the arithmetic.
Helen Vance9 min read
Practical guides on tracking hours, billing clients, approving timesheets and planning team capacity. Written by the people who build TimeTracker.
The short answer is 2,080 hours, but 2026 really holds 2,088, and about 1,880 once you take holidays and PTO out. Here is the arithmetic.
Helen Vance9 min read
A timesheet records the hours someone worked, by day and by project. Here is what goes on one, why the hours are decimal, and what the 7-minute rule means.
Helen Vance11 min read
Scope creep is the silent killer of agency profitability. Learn how real-time budget forecasting and timesheet locks can protect your margins.
Karen Whitfield6 min read
Discover how top remote teams track time without inducing burnout, utilizing calendar integration, reminders, and automated suggestion tools.
Marcus Aureli5 min read
Why locking your billable hours is critical for compliance and invoicing speed. Learn the best practices for setting lock dates and approval workflows.
Helen Vance4 min read
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Head of Agency Success at TimeTracker
Karen Whitfield has over a decade of experience advising professional services firms and creative agencies on financial capacity and margin optimization.
Operations Consultant at TimeTracker
Marcus Aureli specializes in distributed engineering systems and consults agencies on setting up friction-free remote time tracking workflows.
Compliance Officer at TimeTracker
Helen Vance is an expert in governance, labor auditing regulations, and building auditable records for SaaS platforms.