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Bankers are exempt from The Fair Labor Standards Act. So are most high paying jobs and pretty much all managerial jobs. Bankers aren't paid an hourly wage so there is no need for overtime. Also, anyone who managed to get into banking definitely has other options as to a career-- that is, no one is doing banking because it was the only job they could get. So, no one is being taken advantage of.

 

You want to talk brutal, look at the oil field guys pulling 90hr weeks in manual labor roles. Then airdrop those expectations onto the north slope, Texas, a rig or some other harsh environment. Ibanking leads the pack for white collar jobs but long hours are par for the course in any high paying endeavor. Just the nature of the beast.

 

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