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Mar 10, 2015 01:46PM

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Yep, that's me! I've voted for this weekend. :)


We can turn it into one for the whole 4 day weekend, instead of just 1 day! :D

We can turn it into one for the whole 4 day weekend, instead of just 1 day! :D"
What four day weekend do you two get? I am looking on my work calendar and I do not get a Holiday until May 25th (the last was Feb 16th which was a 3 day weekend). Are you talking about Spring Break?



Funnily enough Easter Sunday is the only day that isn't a public holiday. Easter Saturday however is, and is the only day of the year that you get double time and a half (250% of your pay rate) - public holiday on a weekend. My staff used to almost get to blows over those shifts.

Yep, these are the ones I have too. Though I only get Easter Monday because I'm a government employee.


Same here. My father-in-law turns 85, so we'll be having dinner in a restaurant on Easter Sunday to celebrate that.






Rusalka wrote: "We will have to wait and see, Berit. Jmom tends to get the date organised first, and then let's us know what she has planned. Only thing we know for sure is that it's 24 hours long. The suspense us..."
Although in the whole time I've been part of the group, the 24 hour topplers have always been individual challenge.
Individual for 24hr, team for week long.



I guess I'm lucky in that due to the type of work that I do, I will always have my own room.

I used to sit in an open concept similar to this and it was okay. I think it worked for us because it was just people from the same department, others were still separate.
Now that I have a private office with windows I don't think I'll be giving it up in a hurry though!


Individual for 24hr, team for week long.."
Ah. Not for me though. We've had team 24hrs in the past.

The home thing, I completely understand. Just because I am at home, doesn't mean I am chained to my desk. Just like at work, I'm not always at my desk. The expectations at home seem ridiculous.
Does that mean no outside calls can reach you at work anymore? Or get out? Wouldn't that be a safety issue?

I just saw my new office for my new job yesterday. Still own office, with door but different style building so I am in the middle of the building with no windows :( But cannot complain compared.

Working from home, I will need to be on-line at 8am and I will probably leave my PC on until 7pm. I can walk away and even leave the house if needed as long as I leave my out of office message turned on to indicate when I will be available. The Lync messanger shows if I am in a meeting, on the phone and off-line. I can set it to say "be right back" too. It is not that bad, really. What gets crazy is when 2 or more people try to IM at the same time. Some days I just want them to call me because I get tired of typing responses.
I took a picture of my office and will take a picture of the new one when I get it. I think I will go home now.

I did exactly the same thing, especially the view out the window, as I face the park and it's really quite nice!

:-(((((



Too funny. I just found out that I was a week off with the spring break information. It is March 23 through March 27. I scheduled vacation on Friday March 27th, Monday, March 30th, Friday, April 3rd, and Monday, April 6th. Just because. Two four day weekends, two four day work weeks and one 3 day work week. Hope the weather cooperates!


No where. I have lots to do at home."
Oh, hope you find time to relax other than all the work.