
Though in my years here, I never had the luxury, 9 out of 10 former colleagues and friends of mine do that ritual ..

+1poodlek wrote:I don't really see what the problem is here, other than you were trying to schedule a vacation between jobs and it didn't work out. One month notice seems like it would be a professional courtesy, even if it weren't written into your contract. My husband's contract stipulates a 6 month notice period...![]()
I say suck it up and wait to relax until you're at least a few months into your new job when you're eligible for vacation time.
Sometimes you gotta watch the breaks, I took a break before I got this position. Damn break lasted 15 months!ecureilx wrote:and what everybody, including me, forgot is that, for Singaporeans, it is recommended to have a 'break' between jobs![]()
Though in my years here, I never had the luxury, 9 out of 10 former colleagues and friends of mine do that ritual ..
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