SuperJob found out how many Tula will take a day off for National Unity Day

Research service SuperJob found out how Tula residents plan to spend the Day of national unity. The results of the study with MK in Tula were shared by service analysts.

The holiday this year falls on Wednesday, so working on a standard five-day day will have a day off in the middle of the week. The majority - 60% - will not add vacation or time off to it. Another 13% want to extend their vacation, and 17% have not yet decided. The remaining 10% work on a shift schedule.

Among those under 35 years old, 13% plan a vacation or a day off, among Tula 35-44 years old - 16%, and among those over 45 years old - 10%.

On November 4, 60% of respondents will spend at home with their family. At work on this day will be 12%. Another 4% will go to the country or outside the city, 2% will go on a trip to Russia. 1% will choose a walk in nature, cultural events or meeting with friends.

Earlier, “MK in Tula” reported that every sixth working Tula several times a day thinks about dismissal. Another 12% think about leaving once a day, 15% - once a week.