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Hi,

Need help experts

I started my job from 6june and was relieved 4th june next year.

Will it be considered 1 year experience? The number of weeks were same as one year but 2 calender days less than a year.

Any insights/pointers/workarounds will be helpful.

Thanks in advance
 
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Hi,

Need help experts

I started my job from 6june and was relieved 4th june next year.

Will it be considered 1 year experience? The number of weeks were same as one year but 2 calender days less than a year.

Any insights/pointers/workarounds will be helpful.

Thanks in advance
I think it can work. it's 364 calendar days from my calculations
 
Hi,

Need help experts

I started my job from 6june and was relieved 4th june next year.

Will it be considered 1 year experience? The number of weeks were same as one year but 2 calender days less than a year.

Any insights/pointers/workarounds will be helpful.

Thanks in advance
They calculate from month to month, so if you are finishing 12 months, you are good.
 
Hi,

Need help experts

I started my job from 6june and was relieved 4th june next year.

Will it be considered 1 year experience? The number of weeks were same as one year but 2 calender days less than a year.

Any insights/pointers/workarounds will be helpful.

Thanks in advance
I think u shall be ok. Let me tell u a secret told to me by one consultant. If in your last week u can achieve 30 hrs or more then it’s ok.
 
Hi,

Need help experts

I started my job from 6june and was relieved 4th june next year.

Will it be considered 1 year experience? The number of weeks were same as one year but 2 calender days less than a year.

Any insights/pointers/workarounds will be helpful.

Not clear if being "relieved 4th june" means you worked or did not work on 4th June. Regardless, the definition of a full-time week is "30 or more hours worked per week," and you have to work 52 weeks...It does not say you have to work 5 days a week...as long as you worked 30 hours in your final week, you were not "short." More than that would certainly be at risk for scrutiny and refusal.

Regardless... I think most VOs would agree that's close enough. Just make sure the rest of your application is rock-solid, so that they don't go looking for a reason to refuse.