National Leave The Office Early Day
Everyone is sure to enjoy marking National Leave the Office Early Day on their calendar. The observance is an incentive to many who regularly work more than 40 hours per week, observed on June 2nd (unless June 2nd falls on a weekend, at which time it would be announced on the nearest working day) each year.
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According to the majority of Americans, more than a quarter work more than 40 hours per week. Some jobs are even more than others. Some work even more than others. Many that are self-employed or work two jobs will likely work 60-80 hours per week. These hours don't leave much for family, self-care, or home care. The phone calls from mother, the grandkids, and even the gym asking where you've been, are increasing, as well as the stress levels. Perhaps your best buddies want to drink a glass of wine, but you've been stuck behind a desk or on the road working.
Every once in a while, this holiday encourages you to take a little time for yourself.
Learn how to leave the office early in the morning by following these steps
On this day, after completion of all the necessary day's work and the required clearance, it is recommended that you leave work early to enjoy the remainder of the day with fun activities of your choosing. To post on social media, use #LeaveTheOfficeEarlyDay.org.
The early days of the national leave the office early in history
Laura Stack, Employee Productivity Specialist, created National Leave The Office Early Day to remind employees that they should take time for themselves.
DATES: 2 June 2022 2 June 2023 3 June 2024 2 June 2025 2 June 2026 2 June 2027 2 June 2028 1 June 2029
