Glasgow workers get 64 days off work by only using 24 days of annual leave

Your employer may have a few extra holiday requests to deal with tomorrow 😁

When it comes to taking time off work, it can be hard to decide when to book and how long your holidays should last.

And following these findings, Frank Recruitment Group have listed some handy hacks on how Glaswegians can more than double their annual leave this year.How to get 64 days off using just 24 days of annual leave You could bag yourself 64 days off, just by using 24 days of your annual leave. The next month, people should book off four days and this time bag them an extra days off compared to last month for a total of 10 days off in May alone.

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