Part Time Job And Holiday Job News

Half of the UK's workforce considers walking out on their job after returning from a holiday, new research claims.

A survey by Direct HolidayBookings.co.uk found 46 per cent of Brits get such a bad-case of post-holiday blues that they look for a new job immediately, while more than half (56 per cent) admit they feel unsettled upon their return to their desks.

The website's director Andrew Gibson said holidays are a vital way for workers to recharge their batteries.

"But it's only natural that, as they return to the daily grind after a fantastic break, many people will suffer from post-holiday blues or become unsettled in their jobs when they return to their desks," he added.

For most people this has a positive long-term effect as it prepares them for a new challenge, he concluded.

Meanwhile, it was revealed by Halifax last week that almost half (48 per cent) of students turn to part-time employment in order to support their studies at university.

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On 23-May-2012 under Part time
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On 21-May-2012 under Part time
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On 18-May-2012 under Part time
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