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The article is specifically not about IT jobs. Also 3 months of paid time off seems totally unbelievable. That the EU laws are synchronized is somewhat irrele
by constantcrying 1y ago
The article is specifically not about IT jobs.
Also 3 months of paid time off seems totally unbelievable.
That the EU laws are synchronized is somewhat irrelevant. Most of this isn't about laws, but what companies are offering.
- poisonborz 1y ago> seems totally unbelievable. Had it multiple times, AMA. Actually more in real life, once I was laid off start of the calendar month, which I was not expected to work off either. This is regular employees, top managers get 6 months. US engineers thinking they live the top life, not knowing how exploited they are.
- constantcrying 1y agoDo you have a shred of evidence? How does a company function with managers only there 50% if the time.
- poisonborz 1y ago50% of the time? Maybe misunderstood, this was about resignation/notice period. You have to be employed 3-6 months to get employment protection. Paid off time is around 25-30 days everywhere.
- kyriakos 1y agoI think they are referring to notice period for being laid off and not time off per year.