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Previously on "Holidays! (remember those?)"
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I finish current contract on the 18th and start a new one on the 5th. So I have a nice couple of weeks at home
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostTwo weeks off for me.
I plan to see no one except family, and do as little as humanely possible
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Clientco want me in on 22nd and 29th. I was planning to work until 23rd anyway.
So one day minimum for me. To be fair to them they've said come in or not the other days up to me which is pretty decent.
Would have been nice to have two weeks off but cant complain. Get me off my backside and earning at least.
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Originally posted by Dallas View Post19 days enforced by clientco - waaahoooo, havent had that much time off since school! (half a century ago)
Boss perterbed that my plan for my time off is more detailed than my ClientCo project Plan
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Originally posted by Dallas View Post19 days enforced by clientco - waaahoooo, havent had that much time off since school! (half a century ago)
Boss perterbed that my plan for my time off is more detailed than my ClientCo project Plan
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Originally posted by Batcher View Post2 week furlough from Clientco but will work through Plan B during that time as usual.
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Off from the 20th till the 5th - it's when my contract ended and also I'm going to find some Christmas Sun, just like Jesus would've had
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19 days enforced by clientco - waaahoooo, havent had that much time off since school! (half a century ago)
Boss perterbed that my plan for my time off is more detailed than my ClientCo project Plan
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My contract was due to finish at the end of the year, and I was planning on taking a week or two off in Jan while looking for something else, but it's now been extended to the end of March so I'm going to treat myself to a fortnight off over Xmas/New Year.
Won't be going anywhere exciting though, unless you count bathroom showrooms exciting. Been promising myself some home improvements for a while now.
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Thanks for the reminder
Originally posted by minestrone View PostI do, I like to bleed radiators over the 2 weeks.
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Originally posted by mickey View PostHey all,
Do you tend take days off during Christmas at all? I feel stingy due to loss of daily rate exacerbated by exorbitant airfares and hotel prices, which like trebles the damage.
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If I wasn't working from home, I'd have the three days off in the middle as well like I normally do.
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2 week furlough from Clientco but will work through Plan B during that time as usual.
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