Originally posted by: diegoalcatraz
I was under the impression that workers within Europe generally had an assload more holiday / vacation time than their counterparts within the US.
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: diegoalcatraz
I was under the impression that workers within Europe generally had an assload more holiday / vacation time than their counterparts within the US.
I get 25 paid holidays. That's a little above standard over here i believe.
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: diegoalcatraz
I was under the impression that workers within Europe generally had an assload more holiday / vacation time than their counterparts within the US.
I get 25 paid holidays. That's a little above standard over here i believe.
Does that count government holidays and what not? I thought 25 was a lot, but I get:
14 days of vacation
7 days of sick leave
8 days of holiday pay
That's 29 days off. Not too shabby, I suppose.
Originally posted by: RichUK
Over here, as far as i am aware, people only receive paid holidays. Some companies might offer none paid holidays, i'm not too sure on that though.
I get 25 paid holidays exclusive of any national holidays (bank holidays), i.e Christmas day, boxing day, Easter Monday, Good Friday etc etc.
I can?t remember how many sick days we get paid for, but it?s a reasonable amount.
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: diegoalcatraz
I was under the impression that workers within Europe generally had an assload more holiday / vacation time than their counterparts within the US.
I get 25 paid holidays. That's a little above standard over here i believe.
Does that count government holidays and what not? I thought 25 was a lot, but I get:
14 days of vacation
7 days of sick leave
8 days of holiday pay
That's 29 days off. Not too shabby, I suppose.
Over here, as far as i am aware, people only receive paid holidays. Some companies might offer none paid holidays, i'm not too sure on that though.
I get 25 paid holidays exclusive of any national holidays (bank holidays), i.e Christmas day, boxing day, Easter Monday, Good Friday etc etc.
I can?t remember how many sick days we get paid for, but it?s a reasonable amount.
Originally posted by: KillerCharlie
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Originally posted by: RichUK
Originally posted by: diegoalcatraz
I was under the impression that workers within Europe generally had an assload more holiday / vacation time than their counterparts within the US.
I get 25 paid holidays. That's a little above standard over here i believe.
Does that count government holidays and what not? I thought 25 was a lot, but I get:
14 days of vacation
7 days of sick leave
8 days of holiday pay
That's 29 days off. Not too shabby, I suppose.
Over here, as far as i am aware, people only receive paid holidays. Some companies might offer none paid holidays, i'm not too sure on that though.
I get 25 paid holidays exclusive of any national holidays (bank holidays), i.e Christmas day, boxing day, Easter Monday, Good Friday etc etc.
I can?t remember how many sick days we get paid for, but it?s a reasonable amount.
So when you say "holiday" to most people in the US that means "vacation" and not a "holiday," am I right?
Even then, 25 days of vacation is quite a bit unless you've been working a long time. How old are you?
Originally posted by: RichUK
I'm getting confused now, lol 😛
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
Originally posted by: RichUK
I'm getting confused now, lol 😛
In America:
Holiday: Fixed time off that must be taken that day. Examples are Christmas, Independance Day, Memorial Day, Veterans' Day, etc.
Vacation: Time that can be taken off at any time during the year, pending the approval of managment.
My company has merged Vacation and Sick time together into PTO (Paid Time Off). This time is completely seperate from our holiday time.
Originally posted by: monk3y
That's gotta rock. I get from the 22nd to the 2nd of Jan.