How To Turn 25 Days Of Holiday Into 53

We've worked out exactly which days holiday to take off work this year to make sure you get the most consecutive time off.Photo Lily Brown

How To Turn 25 Days Of Holiday Into 53

by Jess Commons |
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Because work is no fun and you’d rather be somewhere like on a beach, or on your couch, we’re lucky we get quite a lot of holiday entitlements over here in this country.

In some places (Israel), workers are only entitled to 10 days off a year and, in others (America), employers don’t actually have to give their employees any time off at all!

In the UK, an average of 28 days, including public holidays, are given. Although many employers choose to give 25 days without public holidays. Which is nice.

Because we’re greedy though, we’ve worked out how to turn those 25 days into even MORE days – 55 to be exact. Here’s the exact days to take off to give yourself nearly two months of doing sweet FA.

In April, take off the eight days in italics below

Saturday 8th -WEEKEND

Sunday 9th -WEEKEND

Monday 10th

Tuesday 11th

Wednesday 12th

Thursday 13th

Friday 14th April - BANK HOLIDAY

Saturday 15th - WEEKEND

Sunday 16th - WEEKEND

Monday 17th April - BANK HOLIDAY

Tuesday 18th

Wednesday 19th

Thursday 20th

Friday 21st

Saturday 22nd -WEEKEND

Sunday 23rd -WEEKEND

Total Run: 16 Days: Saturday 8th - Sunday 23rd April

In May, take off the four days in italics below

Saturday 29th -WEEKEND

Sunday 30th -WEEKEND

Monday 1st May - BANK HOLIDAY

Tuesday 2nd

Wednesday 3rd

Thursday 4th

Friday 5th

Saturday 6th -WEEKEND

Sunday 7th -WEEKEND

Total Run: 9 days: Saturday 29th May – Sunday 7th June

In May/June take off the four days in italics below

Saturday 27th - WEEKEND

Sunday 28th - WEEKEND

Monday 29th May - BANK HOLIDAY

  • Tuesday 30th*

Wednesday 31st

Thursday 1st

Friday 2nd

Saturday 3rd - WEEKEND

Sunday 4th - WEEKEND

Total Run: 9 days: Saturday 27th May - Sunday 4th June

In August take off the four days in italics below

Saturday 26th - WEEKEND

Sunday 27th - WEEKEND

Monday 28th August - BANK HOLIDAY

Tuesday 29th

Wednesday 30th

Thursday 31st

Friday 1st

Saturday 2nd - WEEKEND

Sunday 3rd - WEEKEND

Total Run: 9 days: Saturday 26th August - Sunday 3rd September

In December take of the five days in italics below

Friday 22nd

Saturday 23rd - WEEKEND

Sunday 24th - WEEKEND

Monday 25th December - BANK HOLIDAY

Tuesday 26th December - BANK HOLIDAY

Wednesday 27th

Thursday 28th

Friday 29th

Saturday 30th - WEEKEND

Sunday 31st - WEEKEND

Monday 1st January - BANK HOLIDAY

Total Run: 10 days: Friday 22nd December – Monday 1st January

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This article originally appeared on The Debrief.

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