Its only for muslims.Originally posted by mhcampboy:better still... half day on fri!!
Me too! Contact me by PM!Originally posted by DjMatrix:21 days till ns
Really? Which directive?Originally posted by k2406:Manpower directive states that we will be entitled to one day off when public holiday falls on Sat. This off must be taken within 6 mths.
I wonder what's the situation if someone's doing regimental duty on hari raya. does he get off for doing duty on a public holiday PLUS the off due to a public holiday falling on a saturday. if he gets 2 offs then its quite a good deal..haha.
Its 2 weeks from ordOriginally posted by blitzonic:Served so long, & still dunno?
I thought you're supposed to be 2 months away from ORD *wink* *wink*
I think its up to the commander to decide right..Originally posted by k2406:Manpower directive states that we will be entitled to one day off when public holiday falls on Sat. This off must be taken within 6 mths.
I wonder what's the situation if someone's doing regimental duty on hari raya. does he get off for doing duty on a public holiday PLUS the off due to a public holiday falling on a saturday. if he gets 2 offs then its quite a good deal..haha.
me too !!!Originally posted by Detached:Me too! Contact me by PM!
i believe in this case the person will get only 1 day off cos doing duty on a public holiday only applies on weekdays since your 1st example overlaps your 2nd example on the same holiday.Originally posted by k2406:I wonder what's the situation if someone's doing regimental duty on hari raya. does he get off for doing duty on a public holiday PLUS the off due to a public holiday falling on a saturday. if he gets 2 offs then its quite a good deal..haha.
A manpower directive that can be assessed from the MINDEF intranet website. Haha. I'm going to print it out and show my boss.Originally posted by whitenoise:Really? Which directive?
knowing saf, you're probably right.Originally posted by Gordonator:i believe in this case the person will get only 1 day off cos doing duty on a public holiday only applies on weekdays since your 1st example overlaps your 2nd example on the same holiday.