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Definitely. It even has an extra bonus: I'd effectively get more than one extra week of vacation each year, because despite the number of days being the same,
by lagadu 6y ago
Definitely.
It even has an extra bonus: I'd effectively get more than one extra week of vacation each year, because despite the number of days being the same, the one extra day a week would mean a week and a half extra off, pretty nice!
- JetAlone 6y agoOne day a week would be somewhere between 48 and 52 days off, that's over a month of time off.
- lagadu 6y agoI'm not counting those, I'm counting vacation time. Lets say you get X vacation days right now, this means that you get X/5 weeks off. If the workweek becomes 4 days, while you're still getting X vacation days, the number of weeks off you get is now X/4. This is relevant because vacation time is almost always taken in multiples of week-long periods (ie. "Next year I'll be taking 3 weeks off in August, one in December, one in January and one in June").
- JetAlone 6y agoOhhhh I see, you're talking about how many vacation days it takes to fill up a whole work-week, like the commonly seen benefit of extending golden week's 3 days off into a full week using only 2 vacation days. Gotcha.