January 2012 was called the shortest working month with 18 days of work.

As soon as the 2012 holiday schedule was released, careful office workers immediately discovered that only 18 working days would be enough in January 2012. In that month, one could enjoy a full month's salary by working for just a few days. This could be regarded as the shortest working month in 2012 and of course it was also good news for office workers.

January 2012 was called the shortest working month with 18 days of work.

In 2012, the Spring Festival was brought forward to January, and the year-end summary and year-end parties of various companies were also moved forward, catching many office workers off guard and forcing them to work overtime frequently in December. Some careful office workers have discovered that based on the 7-day Spring Festival holiday and 3-day New Year's Day holiday in previous years, and excluding weekends, there were only 18 working days in January 2012.