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Explain these statistics (particularly Europeans)
Felsir:
By that rationale; in the Netherlands only 1 day off per 365,000 doesn't sound realistic.
In my opinion that chart is plain wrong.
CheffoJeffo:
--- Quote from: shmokes on March 30, 2010, 06:41:10 pm ---Maybe that first statistic doesn't include vacation time. Like it means calling in sick or missing work because you missed a flight or something.
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I think you have it there ... it must be some sort of measure of "lost" work time and excludes scheduled time off.
HaRuMaN:
--- Quote from: Vanguard on March 30, 2010, 08:35:36 pm ---I get 5 weeks + 10 statutory holidays + 1 floating holiday.
This isn't uncommon in the high tech sector.
I think most high tech companies give 3 weeks for junior people these days.
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I started out with 2 weeks + 10 statutory holidays + 2 floating holidays...
Vacation increase with years in service... 25 years gets you 5 weeks, 30 years gets you 6 weeks.
ark_ader:
I'm not surprised the french are a bunch of lazy :censored:
shmokes:
Agreed. Anybody who thinks it would be nice to have five seven weeks of holiday (plus national holidays) has mental problems. They must have really low worker productivity rates, and I bet they're a really poor country.
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