The 29th of February may not have shaken New Zealand, but it sure stirred up some internet commotion. Every four years, the leap year brings with it the familiar question that never fails to spark debates. In this Ask Law Lenz segment, Sanam unravels the age-old query: Are you really working for free on a leap day?

Dive into a lighthearted episode where Sanam dissects the confusion surrounding leap years and workdays. From employment relations specialists to HR experts, everyone's weighing in, but the real surprise comes when Sanam's partner calls her out of the blue with a burning question about leap years. Thus, the genesis of a hilarious and informative episode.

As pay day may be fast approaching, and you may have stumbled upon confusing articles, this episode is a must-listen to better understanding if you have a “get outta work card”. Ease your worries, have a laugh, and leap into this episode with Law Lenz!

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