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I get everything besides #2 for a part time student job in Germany (of course with 20 days leave).
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I mean, broken-heart leave sounds nice at first, but it really depends on what they mean by it.
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ajinxs5114yYep it's way to less here compared to other countries. That broken heart leave is to up everyone's translation I think...not sure what to make up of that.
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Depends where you're located. In the UK something like 21 is required by law, and it's usually at least 25 for decent companies (that doesn't include bank holidays either, so add a few more days to that too.)
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galena71564yOof just 15 day of annual leave while I have 42?!? (Note thats only for juniors otherwise its 28)
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15 days?! I think the legal amount over here (when working full-time) is at least 20ish?
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Geoxion9034y@linuxxx it is. Usual is 25 days. But if you work in a good CAO sector, you can get even more. I've got 40 days 😅
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@AlmondSauce
28 day min in the UK. And the fact that people in the UK skip at least 1 day of work a week.
Cool benefits I think...lol
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