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How many vacation days do you get in a year?
- Thread starter Syringer
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6 days paid vacation, New Years, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas.
20 days paid vacation. (It helps to work for a large Corporation for over 17 years)
3 days Personal Time
= 29 days
Oh yeah, I'm not counting 6 months+ of paid sick leave which I have very rarely taken.
20 days paid vacation. (It helps to work for a large Corporation for over 17 years)
3 days Personal Time
= 29 days
Oh yeah, I'm not counting 6 months+ of paid sick leave which I have very rarely taken.
meltdown75
Lifer
15 days paid vaca, 2 "floating" holidays, 9 stat holidays.
Every 5 years here you get another 5 days vacation.
This reminds me... I have to book some time off for the holidays.
Every 5 years here you get another 5 days vacation.
This reminds me... I have to book some time off for the holidays.
6 years but in Belgium the number of days are defined by law
if you work full time you have a minimum of 20 days, most companies add some extra days.
I think the average Belgian worker has around 26 days paid holiday
In my company it's 26 days + 13 compensation days because I work 40 hours in a 38 hour work week, so actually it's 39 days this year 😛
if you work full time you have a minimum of 20 days, most companies add some extra days.
I think the average Belgian worker has around 26 days paid holiday
In my company it's 26 days + 13 compensation days because I work 40 hours in a 38 hour work week, so actually it's 39 days this year 😛
ThePresence
Elite Member
As much as I want!
Self-employment FTW.
Of course that means that I'm working whenever I'm on vacation.
The freedom is great, but the lack of security is sometimes scary.
Self-employment FTW.
Of course that means that I'm working whenever I'm on vacation.
The freedom is great, but the lack of security is sometimes scary.
HeroOfPellinor
Lifer
16 vacation and 5 sick plus holidays. I have 220 hours saved up so far because I seldom take vacation.
KillyKillall
Diamond Member
5 weeks per year vacation
10 sick days per year
2 floating holidays
11 regular holidays (christmas, thanksgiving etc..)
Total: approx 8 weeks (all time is paid off time)
10 sick days per year
2 floating holidays
11 regular holidays (christmas, thanksgiving etc..)
Total: approx 8 weeks (all time is paid off time)
SirChadwick
Diamond Member
Geez, what do you do and how long have you been w/ the company?
I get 3 weeks per year standard PTO
0 sick days
1 floating holiday
10 regular holidays
KillyKillall
Diamond Member
I work for a major financial software company. I've been in the company for 7 years. I also neglected to mention that I get 3 days of volunteer work PTO.
Jfrag Teh Foul
Diamond Member
I get 14 days vacation, 10 holidays, 4 sick days, and thus far I have built 13 more days in comp time in the last 5 months.
So... 41
**edit** one more and I would have the answer to life, the universe, and everything!
The pay isn't that great, but well worth it in benefits. 😀
So... 41
**edit** one more and I would have the answer to life, the universe, and everything!
The pay isn't that great, but well worth it in benefits. 😀