Australia Day Long Weekend

“Bad King Prawns” judged Friday’s best ‘Chuck a Sickie’ excuse – a tribute to Grant King

Posted on 25 January 20176 March 2017

Friday 27 Jan: “Boss I bought these king prawns from Coles for Oz Day, now I’m sick as a dog so can’t come in & there’s no doctor open to get a certificate” – judged best ‘Chuckn a Sickie‘ excuse for the…

Chucking a Sickie is an Australian mental health right, especially either side of long weekends

Posted on 27 January 201628 January 2016

Today after our Australia Day Long Weekend for 2016, it’s fair time to ‘Chuck a Sickie‘ using up accrued sick leave for a Mental Health Day. After all, our brain is a part of our physical being. Whatever the justification, sickies are…

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