The Sharjah government has officially declared a four-day weekend for its employees to foster a cheerful start to the upcoming year. The Department of Human Resources announced on Monday, January 1, 2024, that it will be designated the New Year holiday for all government departments, bodies, and institutions within the emirate.
This decision promises a leisurely extended weekend for government employees, as the official working hours are anticipated to resume on Tuesday, January 2, 2024. This strategic move aligns with the festive spirit of the New Year and provides a well-deserved break for the hardworking individuals contributing to the various government sectors in Sharjah.
Preceding this announcement, the federal government and the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation declared January 1 as a public holiday for employees across both public and private sectors nationwide. While this entailed a three-day weekend for most residents, Sharjah’s decision to extend the break by another day adds an extra celebration layer for its government workforce.
In tandem with Sharjah, the Dubai government has also contributed to the festive atmosphere by declaring a paid holiday for its government sector on January 1, 2024, which aligns with the federal announcement. This ensures that government employees in both emirates can partake in the extended weekend, fostering a sense of unity in celebrating the New Year.
The move to grant a four-day weekend reflects a considerate approach by the Sharjah government towards the well-being of its employees. Acknowledging the significance of taking a break during special occasions, this decision boosts morale. It allows individuals to spend quality time with family and friends, reinforcing the importance of work-life balance.
As the Sharjah government extends its New Year holiday, it creates a vibrant and festive atmosphere for its employees, offering them an extended break to recharge and usher in the New Year with renewed enthusiasm. This thoughtful gesture aligns with the nationwide celebration and emphasizes fostering a positive work environment. Here’s to a joyous start to 2024 for the hardworking individuals contributing to the growth and prosperity of Sharjah!
This post was last modified on December 24, 2023 12:54 PM
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