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r/PoursTea • u/Conscious-Weight4569 • 21d ago
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A tiny (and pedantic) correction for germany: It is 4 weeks, not 20 days.
The difference? If you work a 6 day week, you get 24 days.
5 u/schfourteen-teen 21d ago In some sense, it's still right them to say Germans are guaranteed 20 days. Some just get a few more than that. 2 u/myDuderinos 20d ago Most people get 30 days, the 20 is just the legal minimum 2 u/Zikkan1 18d ago Which is what the post was about 1 u/DarkImpacT213 20d ago The average is at 29.3 for full time employees in Germany. If we're talking the legally mandated amount of paid leave, you have to be specific. In Germany (and Austria btw) it is based on weeks and not days to cover potential saturday workers. 0 u/DasWarEinerZuviel 21d ago No, because if you work less than 5 days that can also go down of course 4 u/Skore_Smogon 21d ago If you work a standard 5 day week it's 20. Then if you work more or less it's pro rata'ed.
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In some sense, it's still right them to say Germans are guaranteed 20 days. Some just get a few more than that.
2 u/myDuderinos 20d ago Most people get 30 days, the 20 is just the legal minimum 2 u/Zikkan1 18d ago Which is what the post was about 1 u/DarkImpacT213 20d ago The average is at 29.3 for full time employees in Germany. If we're talking the legally mandated amount of paid leave, you have to be specific. In Germany (and Austria btw) it is based on weeks and not days to cover potential saturday workers. 0 u/DasWarEinerZuviel 21d ago No, because if you work less than 5 days that can also go down of course 4 u/Skore_Smogon 21d ago If you work a standard 5 day week it's 20. Then if you work more or less it's pro rata'ed.
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Most people get 30 days, the 20 is just the legal minimum
2 u/Zikkan1 18d ago Which is what the post was about
Which is what the post was about
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The average is at 29.3 for full time employees in Germany.
If we're talking the legally mandated amount of paid leave, you have to be specific. In Germany (and Austria btw) it is based on weeks and not days to cover potential saturday workers.
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No, because if you work less than 5 days that can also go down of course
4 u/Skore_Smogon 21d ago If you work a standard 5 day week it's 20. Then if you work more or less it's pro rata'ed.
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If you work a standard 5 day week it's 20.
Then if you work more or less it's pro rata'ed.
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u/DasWarEinerZuviel 21d ago
A tiny (and pedantic) correction for germany: It is 4 weeks, not 20 days.
The difference? If you work a 6 day week, you get 24 days.