Every OSCA member puts in four or five hours of work each week, depending on the co -op.
Different jobs require different amounts of time, so there are many job combinations.
Credits generally work out to an hour apiece, although some jobs are worth fewer credits than the time it takes to complete them. Some co-opers fill their work credits b y doing jobs not related to food. Often these sorts of jobs require more time than simply being a cook or doing crew would. A happy Co-oper does her job. Jobs that require some background knowledge are often elected.