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Weekly Off

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FAQ

In most organisations, the weekly off is predefined based on work schedules and business requirements. However, in flexible workplaces, employees may have the option to select their weekly off on a rotational or shift basis.

No, a weekly off is a routine rest day assigned to an employee, whereas a public holiday is a designated non-working day observed by the government or an organisation for specific occasions like national festivals or commemorative events.

Yes, labour laws and company policies often mandate that employees working on their weekly off receive compensatory time off or overtime pay, depending on the employment terms.

Yes, employers may adjust an employee’s weekly off based on operational requirements. However, changes should be communicated in advance, and alternative rest days should be provided to ensure compliance with labour laws.

A well-rested employee is more productive, engaged, and motivated. Regular weekly offs help reduce burnout, improve mental and physical health, and enhance overall workplace efficiency.

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