How much sick time to folks get per year?
'The Cautionary Tale of Numero Cinco'
Natter 40: The Nice One
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
My firm's holidays in our international offices. Tokyo wins for quantity and whimsy.
The London office:
New Year’s Day (National Holiday) Monday - January 2, 2006 Good Friday Friday - April 14 Easter Monday Monday - April 17 May Bank Holiday Monday - May 1 Spring Bank Holiday Monday - May 29 August Bank Holiday Monday - August 28 Christmas Day Monday - December 25 Boxing Day Tuesday - December 26
The Paris office:
New Year’s Day Sunday - January 1, 2006 Easter Monday Monday - April 17 Labor Day Monday - May 1 Victory Day Monday - May 8 Ascension Day Thursday - May 25 Pentecost Monday - June 5 National Holiday Friday - July 14 Assumption Day Tuesday - August 15 All Saints Day Wednesday - November 1 Victory of 1918 Saturday - November 11 Christmas Day Monday - December 25
The Brussels office:
New Year’s Day Sunday - January 1, 2006 Easter Monday Monday - April 17 Labor Day Monday - May 1 Ascension Day Thursday - May 25 Whit Monday Monday - June 5 National Holiday Friday - July 21 Assumption Day Tuesday - August 15 All Saints Day Wednesday - November 1 Armistice Day Saturday* - November 11 Christmas Day Monday - December 25
The Frankfurt office:
New Year’s Day Sunday - January 1, 2006 Good Friday Friday - April 14 Easter Monday Monday - April 17 May Day Monday - May 1 Ascension Day Thursday - May 25 Pentecost Monday - June 5 Corpus Christi Thursday - June 15 German Reunification Day Tuesday - October 3 Christmas Holiday Sunday - December 24 Monday - December 25 Tuesday December 26 New Year’s Eve Sunday - December 31
The Tokyo office:
New Year’s Day Monday - January 2, 2006 Coming-of-Age Day Monday - January 9 National Foundation Day Saturday - February 11 Vernal Equinox Day Tuesday - March 21 Green Day Saturday - April 29 Constitution Day Wednesday - May 3 National Holiday Thursday - May 4 Children’s Day Friday - May 5 Ocean Day Monday - July 17 Respect-for-the Aged Day Monday - September 18 Autumn Equinox Day Saturday - September 23 Health Sports Day Monday - October 9 Culture Day Friday - November 3 Labor Thanksgiving Day Thursday - November 23 Emperor’s Birth Day Saturday - December 23
On one of the days, I did, and counted it as a half day
Yeah, we don't do half days here, and I have to say -- I like it. My MI job made us count doctor's visits as sick time.
I have 350 hours, I think (accrued at 10 days/year). I'm kinda suprised that I've averaged a week out sick per year. That just doesn't seem possible. Of course, I say this after what? Taking a sick day. I guess mine are just a day here and there, not so much consecutive.
Green Day Saturday - April 29
Damn. I want a Green Day holiday.
...but not on a Saturday.
Damn. I want a Green Day holiday.
Well, schedule one for April 29th.
How much sick time to folks get per year?
I get thirteen days personal leave, usable as sick or vacation. I also get Federal holidays, though, which makes it a tad better.
We have what's called full time accounting, which means we can't take leave and work on the same day, technically. However, you can take a portion sick and a portion vacation. Which seems crazy to me, but vacation days are more precious to me than sick. If I had kids or lots of appointments, I'd probably appreciate it.
How much sick time to folks get per year?
7 sick days, 15 vacation days, 2 Personal Holidays (like...Green Day). They can roll over, but only up to a maximum plateau (25 days of vacation for me, 13 sick days). At my job you can only cashout your accrued unused vacation/Personal Holiday time. Not the sick leave.
JZ has unlimited sick leave accrual which she'll exploit whenever she needs to take maternity leave.