If you're planning on booking annual leave in 2023 and already receive bank holidays, you should consider utilising them to maximise your time off
With 2023 fast-approaching, workers will likely already be thinking about their annual leave allowance and how to use it effectively.
It might be a little late to book holidays for January, so let's start with April. In 2023, there will be an Easter Bank Holiday on April 7 celebrating Good Friday. So, most workers will only get two days off, but they can stretch it to 10 days by booking annual leave on Tuesday May 2, Wednesday May 3, Thursday May 4 and Friday May 5.
To do so, workers will need to book off Monday November 27, Tuesday November 28, Wednesday November 29 and Friday December 1.
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