What do you mean by single break?

Single rest is a kind of rest system that China implemented a 6-day working week before 1995. That is, I have one day off every week and work for six days. The rest day is the seventh day, which is Sunday.

Single rest, corresponding to weekends, used to be a working rest system, that is, one day off every week, working for six days, and the rest day is the seventh day, which is Sunday. 1 995 May1,China implemented the standard working hours system of working five days a week and taking two days off.

1 On March 25th, 1995, the State Council re-issued and revised the Regulations on Working Hours of Employees, changing the weekly working hours to 40 hours, that is, implementing the weekend irregular working system, which will be implemented from May 25th,1year. Theoretically, from that day on, singles weekend has become history.

In practice, many private enterprises implement the single rest system, and do not count Saturday's work as overtime and pay overtime wages according to the labor law, resulting in about 30% of workers still not realizing double rest, and the single rest system still appears in a hidden way.

The difference between single break and double break

1, rest time is different

The difference in rest time is the most intuitive difference between the two. The rest time of a single break is shorter than that of a double break in all dimensions. You can only take one day off in a single weekend and two days off in a double weekend. Single rest is one day less than double rest, four days a month, about 52 days a year.

2. Different happiness.

Happiness refers to a series of joyful and joyful emotions subjectively generated by human beings based on their own satisfaction and security. The happiness of single rest is generally lower than that of double rest.

3. Different hourly wages

When looking for a job, everyone will find that the salary offered by a company with a single break will be a little higher than that of a company with a double break, but it depends on how high it is to make you give up the double break.