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Of course there is. We have the possibility to take one friday in the month off, so we have a three day weekend. But for that we have to work each day a half hour longer.Quote:
Originally posted by Andreas Masur
Well...isn't there the possibility of taking one day off with your employer?? It would decrease your vacation days though... :)
-Sonu
I am so happy to have flexitime. Come when you want, go when you want, if you have to much hours stay at home when you want... really great!!!Quote:
Originally posted by Sonu Kapoor
Of course there is. We have the possibility to take one friday in the month off, so we have a three day weekend. But for that we have to work each day a half hour longer.
-Sonu
We have also flextime in the company, which makes the working life much easier !!!Quote:
Originally posted by Ungi
I am so happy to have flexitime. Come when you want, go when you want, if you have to much hours stay at home when you want... really great!!!
-Sonu
I think in modern project working it is impossible not to have flexitime. Sometimes you have almost no work, so you could often stay at home, but the nearer the project-ending is the more work is so that 12 hours of work per day are no exception. (Yes I know, i could organize my work better, but there is soo much time to the ending of the project :) :) )Quote:
Originally posted by Sonu Kapoor
We have also flextime in the company, which makes the working life much easier !!!
-Sonu
Nothing to say ! I fully aggree with you :DQuote:
Originally posted by Ungi
... (Yes I know, i could organize my work better, but there is soo much time to the ending of the project :) :) )
-Sonu
We get Thursday and Friday off, and depending where you are, sometimes a half-day on Wednesday. Everybody travels on Wednesday- 2nd busiest travel day of the year in US, the busiest being this coming Sunday. Thanksgiving is when everyone travels to see their distant relatives here.Quote:
Originally posted by Sonu Kapoor
How many thanksgiving holiday you get free ?? ( I think there must be at least 3 days ! )
Technically, it's celebrating a feast the Pilgrims and Native Americans had in the 1600s. But it's really informal. It's more of a time to be with your family, eat, drink, and be merry.Quote:
What do you celebrate during thanksgiving day? And what is the story behind the tradition of having roasted turkey during thanksgiving day?