Raise your hand if you worked overtime from January 1st to 3rd

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As the title suggests, it’s New Year’s Day – 3 days of work, with overtime every day, and no overtime pay. Are there any other hotel guests who enjoy the same “treatment”? Please raise your hand; that way, I’ll feel better. :lol

Reply #22016-01-01

Taking time off this year! To those who work overtime, thank you for your hard work; I wish you good health and success in everything!

Reply #32016-01-01

I go to work as usual; let alone getting overtime pay

Reply #42016-01-01

Working normal hours, no overtime pay:victory::victory::victory:

Reply #52016-01-01

I’m at work, and whenever there’s time for overtime pay, I don’t take a break at all:lol

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