4 Days a Week

Though I don't work for the Government; wait, technically, all of us do because we work our hearts out just so we can give the government some money (a.k.a taxes), anyway, so what I meant was, I am not a government office employee... once again...

Though I am not a government office employee, I too am privileged (?) to have 4 official working days for April. For the whole April, my work days will be Tuesdays to Fridays. I've had so many overtime hours on December to February that I chose not to declare those 'OT' hours for some minimal transportion and/or meal allowance, but took the offset policy instead. That way I am paid by 'not' being in the office. Hehehehe.

Therefore get paid being a couch potato at home, get paid for trying to catch up on missed tv shows (CSI, AI, etc), or get paid by leisurely shopping in an uncrowded mall during a Monday, or just the mere luxury of getting paid while sleeping your whole Monday morning off...

So far I still have around 30 more hours of offsettable work time (and very very slowly, the OT hours continue to increment).
I might get to extend my 4-day workweek until May. Mwehehehehe.

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Now the problem is that I tend to get too 'vacation' minded with this set-up, what more for the government employees!