Vacation and time off from work
I really miss the time off I used to get in the UK!. I now get 2 weeks off a year (which I have already had). Just wondering how much vacation and bank holidays everyone else gets?. Depends where you work I guess. :p
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Re: Vacation and time off from work
I am lucky to have 3 weeks after 15 years in. I get 4 after 20 in - Whoop-De-Frickin'-Doooooo.
Jim. |
Re: Vacation and time off from work
urgh!.....thats awful. I guess I shouldn't moan, I get 2 weeks after being there 5 years. I used to get 6 weeks:lol:
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Re: Vacation and time off from work
Originally Posted by miss scouse atl
(Post 10077731)
urgh!.....thats awful. I guess I shouldn't moan, I get 2 weeks after being there 5 years. I used to get 6 weeks:lol:
im scouse too, and im moving to atl haha:thumbsup: |
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My firm recently upped our vacation allowance to 15 days start, 20 days after three years (which is what I have, including service in the UK), 25 days after five years. We also have nine days fixed holidays and three more that can be chosen from a list. Once I've done my five years I'll have more time off than I ever had in the UK.
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Hubby retained his 5 weeks that he had in the UK plus he gets the public holidays (9 or 12?).
I get 365 days, 366 if it's a leap year :eek: |
Re: Vacation and time off from work
Originally Posted by rpjs
(Post 10077744)
My firm recently upped our vacation allowance to 15 days start, 20 days after three years (which is what I have, including service in the UK), 25 days after five years. We also have nine days fixed holidays and three more that can be chosen from a list. Once I've done my five years I'll have more time off than I ever had in the UK.
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Re: Vacation and time off from work
Originally Posted by miss scouse atl
(Post 10077731)
urgh!.....thats awful. I guess I shouldn't moan, I get 2 weeks after being there 5 years. I used to get 6 weeks:lol:
Started off with 1 week after 1 year, then 2 weeks after 5. As long as I get in at least 260 days of work a year in, I can ask for particular days off and they are usually granted......unless it's busier than you know what. Jim. |
Re: Vacation and time off from work
Originally Posted by Hillsforest.
(Post 10077743)
all being well with the visa I move in october and ive got 20 to start, 25 after 5 years service, 2 floating days on top of that too.
im scouse too, and im moving to atl haha:thumbsup: |
Re: Vacation and time off from work
Used to get 6 weeks plus Bank Holidays / Xmas etc. I Currently get 3 weeks.
What I miss more though are real lunch breaks... in pubs. :) |
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Bank holidays.....xmas.....what are they?. I work them all!:lol:. Maybe I should change jobs.
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Atlanta's not that bad! Well, it's not if you live 90 miles NE of the city anyway ;)
I get 20 days plus holidays, but that includes sick time. I work for a small company and built up to four weeks after seven years (I was also laid off three years ago and got re-employed last year, but retained my entitlement). |
Re: Vacation and time off from work
Originally Posted by Nutek
(Post 10077781)
What I miss more though are real lunch breaks... in pubs. :) I get 4 weeks plus the period between Christmas/New Year but I opened an office here for a British company. I get the bank holidays too so can't complain really. |
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The missus works for a bank. They only observe 4 public holidays where they close, but if you are scheduled to work that day you've got to take PTO if you want to get paid.
She gets a few weeks PTO, including sick time, but that's because she's management and also got it grandfathered in as new hires get far less. |
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I've gone from roughly 8 weeks paid holiday a year to 12 days! Takes getting used to. :rofl:
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