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The following is an example of what it would take to achieve the one million man hour mark: 100 Employees X 12 hrs a day X 7 days a week= 8400 man hours a week Based on the above work schedule, the 100 employees would have to work slightly more than 119 weeks (over 2 years) to achieve the one million man hour mark. This number will vary based on the number of employees assigned to the task as well as the actual hours worked.

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