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November 23, 2022

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One Ernst & Young Employee Doesn’t Think It’s Too Early To Get Excited About Four-day Weekends

by Caleb Newquist

From the mailbag:

Got a voice from Kay Matthews, EY West Sub-Area Managing Partner [last week]. They are giving the employees in the West Sub-Area an extra day off for our "hard work".  The Thursday before the 4 day Memorial Day weekend will be called "West Region Say's Thank You Day".  Woohoo!
Once you manage to quit dancing like you're going to pee, start making plans. May we suggest some outdoor activities to help you work off the stress eating?

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