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Quite interesting, here in the U.K. it’s generally monthly payroll, usually towards the end of the month, something like closest working day after the 25th is c
by physicsguy 4y ago
Quite interesting, here in the U.K. it’s generally monthly payroll, usually towards the end of the month, something like closest working day after the 25th is common
- roboy 4y agoYep, in Germany too, hence my surprise.
- rdl 4y agoIn Puerto Rico (where I live) there's an even weirder system -- people usually get/expect (and certain classes of employment obligate) a "13th month" check. Pretty common in LaLtAm; exists in some of Southern Europe too.
- manuelmoreale 4y agoSome contracts are even getting a 14th one. 13th is fairly common in Italy and it’s usually bundled together with your December one.
- piperswe 4y agoWestern Europe as well, it's called a holiday allowance in the Netherlands
- gus_massa 4y agoIn Argentina we changed the mandatory "13th month" in December to a mandatory "half month" in July and another "half month" in December.