Denver is one of America’s Hardest Working Cities!

We see you hustling like a champion! WalletHub has just unveiled their list of the Hardest Working Cities in the Country, and guess who’s at the top? Anchorage, Alaska! The city that never snoozes. On the flip side, the least hard-working city was was Burlington, Vermont.  

This awesome report crunched the numbers of the 116 largest cities in the US, comparing employment rates and the number of people juggling multiple jobs.  Denver shined bright in the top ten, securing the 7th spot! 

Here’s a fun tidbit: The average worker clocks in 1,799 hours a year. That’s more than the average in Japan, the U.K., and Germany!  

Keep rocking it, you hardworking superstar!  

The 10 Hardest-Working Cities in the U.S.

(Check out the full list here) 

1. Anchorage, Alaska
2. Washington, D.C.
3. Irving, Texas
4. Dallas, Texas
5. Cheyenne, Wyoming
6. Austin, Texas
7. Denver, Colorado
8. Virginia Beach, Virginia
9. San Francisco, California
10. Arlington, Texas

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