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I'm an Australian living in Japan. I moved here 2 months ago. Most Japanese get around 3 weeks of annual leave per year - but each day expires after 24 months.
by robzyb 12y ago
I'm an Australian living in Japan. I moved here 2 months ago.
Most Japanese get around 3 weeks of annual leave per year - but each day expires after 24 months.
It is quite common for leave to expire.
- GFischer 12y agoHere in Uruguay, if you don't take your leave, the company has to compensate you (pay it as an extra worked day). Same if they fire you.
- sportanova 12y agoTime to move to Australia or Uruguay!
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- xfalcox 12y agoHere in Brazil, if the company let it expire, they have pay you the double.
- mhurron 12y ago> Most Japanese get around 3 weeks of annual leave per year - but each day expires after 24 months. > It is quite common for leave to expire. Japan has the same problem as the US in this case, your worth is tied to your work, the more it appears you're working hard, the more worth (and self-worth) you feel you have.