Limpeh no work for sinkie companies liao for long time so dunno what's the protocol like. Any input?
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Is Christmas eve supposed to be half-day off?
- Thread starter blackmondy
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Half day today but it depends. SME don’t allow staff to go home early today
It's up to the company. For example, some schools give their students half day off for good performance in national exams or inter-school sports competitions.
Or like BMT units in NS. White horse units have more welfare, can sleep earlier and wake up later.
And SMEs wonder why their turnover rate is so high.
Resentment doesn't happen overnight, it slowly builds up, piece by piece by piece, from the small, trivial, unrelated, and seemingly insignificant things.
Gahmen institutions half day also?
I am not sure about this
it’s best to be retired. no worries about half day or 6/9 day.
I've worked for US company in BangCock and basically December is a switched-off month with minimal staff as all the chow ang-mohs will return to US and Europe for their long holiday.
December is the best time for Asian staff to slack like siao.
Yup....I am slacking as I'm typing this...
The feeling of getting paid while in idling speed is wonderful, isn't it?
Not idling....pooping needs lotsof energy...The feeling of getting paid while in idling speed is wonderful, isn't it?
For some companies,u apply half-day leave in the morning for X'mas eve.But for some companies ,
Unofficially u are given paid half-day off (no deduction of your annual leave).
yes many on half days today
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