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If you believe Glassdoor, it's "unlimited vacation time". Which makes things like this all the more important.

• timkam 5y ago
  Doesn't it make things like this all the more meaningless? We know that "unlimited vacation time" can, given a competitive company culture mean "essentially no vacation time". First, isn't this then the same with wellbeing days(sure, it's the whole company that's supposed to be off, but who knows how it will actually work in practice). Second, wouldn't the first step be to give all employees 30 days of annual vacation and enforce that they actually take them? (This is what many organizations do in Europe...)
  • prawn 5y ago
    Australian companies will push people to take their owed holidays as well if things start to mount up.
  • k4rli 5y ago
    4 weeks of paid vacation is required by law in EU.