Generally we have 18 annual leaves. On below Calender you can see how I make use of only
10 annual leaves to have 9 long weekends on 2015
1 st January : New Year
1st February : Federal territory day
3rd February : Thaipusam
19th February : Chinese New Year
20th February : Chinese New Year (2nd day)
1st May : Labour Day
3rd May : Vesak Day
17 July : Hari Raya Puasa
31st August : National Day
16th September : Malaysia Day
24th September : Hari Raya Haji
14th October : Awal Muharram
10th November : Deepavali
24th December : Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
25th December : Christmas
In 2015 we have 15 public holidays in total. This is valid for those who work in Selangor region as I do. The other 8 annual leaves we have, we could reserve it for emergency or add it to any of the long weekend showed above to have an even LOOOOONGER WEEKEND 😉
Speaking from experience, knowing when the holidays in advance are brings so many benefits, such as:
- Plan your holiday in advance and grab all the promotions price (flight, accommodation, packages etc)
– See the world with your own eyes – - Apply leaves in advance to avoid the hassle of approval
– Avoid disappointment of not being able to make it for exciting plans – - Surprise your loved one with a planned surprise trip that they won’t have difficulty to accept
– You’ll be the hero 😉 – - Make sure you can “Pulang Kampung” at least once a year to spend time with parents and the whole family
– They are the most precious in this world – - Plan and execute work smartly and efficiently to fulfill deadlines (work responsibly) before the public holidays
– Avoid unnecessary stress or OT (Over Time)-
Hope the above information could help make your 2015 more colorful and enjoyable
Now you know my holidays, catch me if you can yuhuuu 😉
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