Jealous! I haven't been on a vacation in YEARS.I wasn't on vacation last year due to a new notebook which was expensive. This year I will travel for 12 days and I'm already looking forward to it.
Jealous! I haven't been on a vacation in YEARS.I wasn't on vacation last year due to a new notebook which was expensive. This year I will travel for 12 days and I'm already looking forward to it.
Jealous! I haven't been on a vacation in YEARS.
thankfully it rolls over to the next year. For the first few years I worked here I rarely took a vacation, so I have lot of hours built up now.
Where I work you have to have a very good reason for not taking your leave, they consider it a health issue. I never understand folks who never take leave as if they own the business they work for (when they do not). No worker is irreplaceable so take your leave folks!We used to have that too, but some people who had been there a long time accumulated up to 10 weeks vacation. The company decided they didn't like that, so they switched us to "use it or lose it".
Where I work you have to have a very good reason for not taking your leave, they consider it a health issue. I never understand folks who never take leave as if they own the business they work for (when they do not). No worker is irreplaceable so take your leave folks!
Where I work you have to have a very good reason for not taking your leave, they consider it a health issue. I never understand folks who never take leave as if they own the business they work for (when they do not). No worker is irreplaceable so take your leave folks!
While I don't travel much, I certainly use up all my paid leave by the end of the calendar year, but mostly on staycations.
For me, my primary reason for not traveling more is that it's too expensive to go on solo trips. Hotel room rates and cruises are based on double occupancy, and as a single person, I'm practically paying for two! I've been able to travel with a family member before, but it's not easy to coordinate our schedules.
While I don't travel much, I certainly use up all my paid leave by the end of the calendar year, but mostly on staycations.
For me, my primary reason for not traveling more is that it's too expensive to go on solo trips. Hotel room rates and cruises are based on double occupancy, and as a single person, I'm practically paying for two! I've been able to travel with a family member before, but it's not easy to coordinate our schedules.
While I don't travel much, I certainly use up all my paid leave by the end of the calendar year, but mostly on staycations.
For me, my primary reason for not traveling more is that it's too expensive to go on solo trips. Hotel room rates and cruises are based on double occupancy, and as a single person, I'm practically paying for two! I've been able to travel with a family member before, but it's not easy to coordinate our schedules.
Have you ever tried Airbnb? They have some wonderful rooms for single people! I have had nothing but amazing experiences using them to stay at peoples' homes when travelling by myself.While I don't travel much, I certainly use up all my paid leave by the end of the calendar year, but mostly on staycations.
For me, my primary reason for not traveling more is that it's too expensive to go on solo trips. Hotel room rates and cruises are based on double occupancy, and as a single person, I'm practically paying for two! I've been able to travel with a family member before, but it's not easy to coordinate our schedules.
Yeah, I end up accumulating a lot of vacation time since I only want to use it if I'm going traveling, and I don't travel all that often. I would rather get more work done than take a "staycation" and do nothing at home.
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Have you ever tried Airbnb? They have some wonderful rooms for single people! I have had nothing but amazing experiences using them to stay at peoples' homes when travelling by myself.
Admittedly though I've never used it outside the United States or Canada, so I don't know how safe it is internationally! I do my research to make sure the host is a woman and there are reviews from single women who've stayed there, but you probably don't have to worry about that lol. It's been wonderful though! Every host I've ever stayed with has been so kind and warm, you get personal touches you don't see at hotels, and the beds are usually so very much more comfortable (hotels are all stiff and dry, even expensive ones, yech).I haven't looked into it, but that appears to become more popular these days.