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Pension, more then two weeks holiday, and 9am-5pm workdays sounds like a normal working conditions for an employee?

• angott 7y ago
  For many Americans, they are not.
  • tyri_kai_psomi 7y ago
    It used to be. There are a ton of popular songs from the 60s, 70s and 80s, especially in country music, about "9 to 5" jobs being the gold standard and basically how you had it made if you got one.
• icelancer 7y ago
  >> Pension >> Normal working conditions for an employee Basically not anywhere except government-related positions.
• krzyk 7y ago
  Normal for Europe, well almost. Make it a 4 week vacation and we are almost there. There was an example from UK, now for Poland: * 40 hour week (anything above is overtime paid +50% more for first 8 hours during week and day, in weekends or night it is +100%) * 20 or 26 (depending how many years you have worked in your life, usually after 2 years you get 26) + 13 public holidays. * women after birth get 52 weeks off (plus their usual vacation), dads get 2 weeks off to be used during 2 years (the 52 weeks can be split between parents, so a mom can go to work and dad can stay with child for 32 weeks) * on top of that when you are sick and go to doctor he/she can prescribe you a time off (sick off?), which is additional to your normal vacation (this is not limited to any number of days, e.g. when you break your leg you can be a year sick/unable to work), but pays 80% your salary
• vidarh 7y ago
  I'd never take a job with that little holiday. I'll never understand US attitudes on that matter - on most of Europe only two weeks would be unthinkable.