America's 25 hardest-working cities

POSTED: 07:51 PM PDT Apr 24, 2012 UPDATED: 11:00 PM PDT Apr 30, 2013

It's International Workers' Day. Find out which U.S. cities are working hardest to earn a dollar.

Hardest Working - Generic — 1 / 26

Reuters

PARADE magazine analyzed the number of hours worked, unemployment rates, commute times, the number of double income families and the likelihood of people giving up time for work to rank the country's hardest-working cities. Here are the Top 25.

Hardest Working - Generic

Hardest Working - Dallas

Hardest Working - Baltimore

Hardest Working - Montgomery

Hardest Working - Albany

Hardest Working - Akron

Hardest Working - Milwaukee

Hardest Working - Evansville

Hardest Working - Long Beach

Hardest Working - Des Moines

Hardest Working - Boulder

Hardest Working - Athens

Hardest Working - Waco

Hardest Working - Los Angeles

Hardest Working - Salt Lake City

Hardest Working - Baton Rouge

Hardest Working - Bridgeport

Hardest Working - Lansing

Hardest Working - Newark

Hardest Working - Las Cruces

Hardest Working - Gainesville

Hardest Working - Tuscaloosa

Hardest Working - Bloomington

Hardest Working - Norfolk

Hardest Working - Hartford

Hardest Working - Columbia

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