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"EKO" or "Early Knock Off" refers to the practice of finishing work earlier than the usual time. This term is often used in informal workplace environments or among friends to describe leaving work early, typically for leisure activities, relaxation, or personal commitments. It's a way of expressing the act of taking a break from the usual routine, sometimes unexpectedly or spontaneously, to enjoy some free time.
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