Re:92% of young people would sacrifice other perks for a 4-d...
by hotnfresh on Friday November 03, 2023 @09:36AM
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1) Friday or Monday are more likely to be days off anyway, so you’re asking (slightly) less by asking for one of those.
2) Lots of people really like having longer stretches off, as it opens more options for things you can do with the time off.
3) If kids are off school, even for a non-holiday (teacher in-service, say) it’s often a Friday, so that’s a nice day for parents to have off.
TL;DR there’s a pretty strong case for Friday and a somewhat less strong case for Monday. I expect employers and co-workers alike to prefer either of those over Wednesday.
2) Lots of people really like having longer stretches off, as it opens more options for things you can do with the time off.
3) If kids are off school, even for a non-holiday (teacher in-service, say) it’s often a Friday, so that’s a nice day for parents to have off.
TL;DR there’s a pretty strong case for Friday and a somewhat less strong case for Monday. I expect employers and co-workers alike to prefer either of those over Wednesday.