Key Takeaways
Holidays differ by country.
Agree on a shared calendar at the start.
Plan coverage for busy seasons.
Build A Shared Calendar
Add public holidays from your assistant’s country next to yours. Review it each quarter.
Set Time-Off Rules
Agree on how much notice is needed, how to request leave, and how coverage works.
Plan Around Your Busy Season
If your peak overlaps a local holiday, plan extra coverage or adjust deadlines early.
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