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Discussion - Labor > Vacation > Minimum vacation time around the world > legally required
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Philippe
28th August 2012 |
The comment added for France is not very ethical or scietifical, "7 weeks = The most significant vacation time of any country in the world.", since Italy and Finland have as much vacation and Austria even more...
Why make such a comment? And why state something wrong? .. Just being factual is enough I think.. |
Andre
18th November 2011 |
A lot of incomplete information. In Brazil we have 30 days "by law", but we use to sell back 10 to make some money. Many people work 3 or more years without vacation, but they have to sign off the company papers as they had gone on vacation. We work more than 44h a week, many times more than 50h a week, and generally we don't receive payment for the extra time. One thing is the law, another one is the truth. |
Tired
1st July 2011 |
It's pretty sad the the USA has about the same number of vacation days as countries like Mexico, China, and Singapore!
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Dave
28th May 2011 |
Right i been at the same job for 10 years no vacation pay or sick leave,the only upside is i can take off anytime i need but without pay.
and im in ohio.
check ya stats lol
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Max
8th February 2011 |
This is very misleading because the U.S. isn't even required to give paid vacation. |
matthew frederick
31st October 2010 |
Most us companies give no vacation till after first year and no sick time |
Mick
21st September 2010 |
This list is incorrect, as it mix up working days and calendar days for the most countries!!
Generally, governmental employees get more vacation, but paid less than private employed employees.
Furthermore, the list seems to be very "union/collective agreement friendly".
It also reflects "voluntary" days offered by some companies, and not just "eligible" days provided by law. |
Matt
28th June 2010 |
YOUR STATS FOR US UNITED sTATES CITIZENS IS SO MISLEADING. Those are correct for federal and state workers maybe, and cushy jobs. But for the average working man, try 3 or 4 days a year. Do some research instead of just printing what the U.s. Govt provided you |
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