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Also please note that this is paid vacation we're talking about. In Sweden, we have five weeks of vacation by law. And, the right to take four of those weeks c
by tjogin 15y ago
Also please note that this is paid vacation we're talking about.
In Sweden, we have five weeks of vacation by law. And, the right to take four of those weeks consecutively.
- nixy 15y agoIndeed. It's not only paid, but I get 112% of my normal salary during vacation because your living expenses increase when you're on holiday.
- rrrazdan 15y agoQuite simply wow. As somebody with 24 holidays a year, ( sick leave included, which you tend to be a lot in India) all I can say is wow.
- brazzy 15y agoThe latter is pretty nice - even in Germany, you only have a right to 2 consecutive weeks.
- henrikschroder 15y agoIt's a function of the climate, if you excercise your right to four consecutive weeks, your employer has the right to pick the dates, as long as they are sometime between June and August, since that's when our summer is. For this reason we have the "industrial vacation" in July when all heavy industry shuts down, since it's easier if everyone and the entire supply chain shut down at the same time.
- arethuza 15y agoIn the UK these are often called "trade holidays" and used to be set on a city by city basis - this seems to have died out now that we have relatively little heavy industry left.