Most jobs get paid holiday, but I know some subcontracted drivers for the company I work for only get unpaid leave. Depends on who you work for.Blunderboy said:Really? That's stupid.Ympulse said:While there are exceptions to this, a vast majority of American workers don't get "vacation days"Blunderboy said:Frankly having vacation days listed in the same way is a tad silly as those are days you can take off for any reason. That should at least be represented in the poll.
If you asked for a vacation in damn near any place of work, you'd be looking for a job come Monday. So it's considered common practice to take a sick day or two when you need to have a long weekend for whatever reason.
In England I'm certain every job has a certain amount of paid days holiday you take every year.
I'm assuming you're talking about people with a full time job tho? A lot of my friends (and myself included) are going to college so we work part time jobs. I'm not sure if it's different in Europe but I've never worked a part time job where I got paid vacation lol. But that's why at my old job we could take off vacation days or personal days when we wanted as long as it wasn't frequent or on a big movie release weekend (unless it was a death in family or flu).gmaverick019 said:what jobs are you referring to? unless it's some super critical job, i have yet to talk to anyone who didn't get at least a week's paid time off, and even then if you didn't want to work you could just request to not be scheduled for such and such day.Ympulse said:While there are exceptions to this, a vast majority of American workers don't get "vacation days"Blunderboy said:Frankly having vacation days listed in the same way is a tad silly as those are days you can take off for any reason. That should at least be represented in the poll.
If you asked for a vacation in damn near any place of work, you'd be looking for a job come Monday. So it's considered common practice to take a sick day or two when you need to have a long weekend for whatever reason.
ah well you are referring to the movie theater, which is a scheduled job, which is what i was referring to in my second part, and tons of my friends work at the theater and they do have some vacation hours built up (we are all in college, so same scenario.)Riki Darnell said:I'm assuming you're talking about people with a full time job tho? A lot of my friends (and myself included) are going to college so we work part time jobs. I'm not sure if it's different in Europe but I've never worked a part time job where I got paid vacation lol. But that's why at my old job we could take off vacation days or personal days when we wanted as long as it wasn't frequent or on a big movie release weekend (unless it was a death in family or flu).gmaverick019 said:what jobs are you referring to? unless it's some super critical job, i have yet to talk to anyone who didn't get at least a week's paid time off, and even then if you didn't want to work you could just request to not be scheduled for such and such day.Ympulse said:While there are exceptions to this, a vast majority of American workers don't get "vacation days"Blunderboy said:Frankly having vacation days listed in the same way is a tad silly as those are days you can take off for any reason. That should at least be represented in the poll.
If you asked for a vacation in damn near any place of work, you'd be looking for a job come Monday. So it's considered common practice to take a sick day or two when you need to have a long weekend for whatever reason.
Ah I think it's because I read another post that quoted this and they said they were english. Sorry got ya confused lol.gmaverick019 said:ah well you are referring to the movie theater, which is a scheduled job, which is what i was referring to in my second part, and tons of my friends work at the theater and they do have some vacation hours built up (we are all in college, so same scenario.)Riki Darnell said:I'm assuming you're talking about people with a full time job tho? A lot of my friends (and myself included) are going to college so we work part time jobs. I'm not sure if it's different in Europe but I've never worked a part time job where I got paid vacation lol. But that's why at my old job we could take off vacation days or personal days when we wanted as long as it wasn't frequent or on a big movie release weekend (unless it was a death in family or flu).gmaverick019 said:what jobs are you referring to? unless it's some super critical job, i have yet to talk to anyone who didn't get at least a week's paid time off, and even then if you didn't want to work you could just request to not be scheduled for such and such day.Ympulse said:While there are exceptions to this, a vast majority of American workers don't get "vacation days"Blunderboy said:Frankly having vacation days listed in the same way is a tad silly as those are days you can take off for any reason. That should at least be represented in the poll.
If you asked for a vacation in damn near any place of work, you'd be looking for a job come Monday. So it's considered common practice to take a sick day or two when you need to have a long weekend for whatever reason.
i've had plenty of part time jobs that had vacation time stuff, it just was nowhere near as much as if you were "full time", which even then that's a relative term to your job i think.
i have no idea how it is in europe either though? so...yeah?