How many vacation days does the average person in Germany recieve?
83017
It looks like they get an average of 27 vacation day per year.Pretty nice, uh?
551395
I have lived in Germany for two years. I have met some extremely nice Germans - very thoughtful and charming. I have also met some unbelievably rude Germans. I imagine it's the same way every place in the world.
803499
how to gauge??\n\nweekday:\n7 hours zzz(30%)... 9 hours society(40%) ... \n3 hours for himself and the rest frens and family.. (30%)\n\nweekends:\n35% rest, 40% family, remaining others...
896404
Two weeks vacation is 10 working days.
908406
1. Not really, because we have a very generous annual leave entitlement. The law gives us four weeks (20 working days for most office workers). A lot of people get 25 days and more for length of service. So when a calendar month has 22 or 23 working days, we are looking at a nation of workers who have over one month off every year, and at times we can largely choose. On top of that we have eight public holidays, and the three which can fall at weekends are protected by days in lieu. This then becomes 33 days (25+8), which is the equivalent of 1½ months out of 12, or one day in every eight.\n\n2. When you look at the USA, for example, what they have is rubbish (or should I say garbage?). It is something like this. They have lots of public holidays - I forget how many, but let's say 16. None of those days are protected so maybe 12 fall on weekdays. On top of that they get two weeks holiday (10 days). The result is they get a total of 22 working days which is the equivalent of 1 month out of 12, or one day in every twelve. I know which I find more attractive.\n\n3. Maybe we don't get the best overall leave, but I bet we are amongst the top nations of the world.
589357
Sorry, can't answer for churches specifically, but I can for corporate America as a whole... Much of this depends upon the company, the nature of the work, and what they feel they can get away with.\n\nFor many non-union jobs, it's common for a new employee to get 2 weeks of vacation with more offered after years 2-5. 4 weeks off is probably the most you could expect (unless you're working in Europe) but this would be unlikely for someone new to the organization. In addition to vacation, a typical company may offer you 3-5 sick days. From the company's perspective, they'd like to prevent employees from abusing those days and treating them as additional vacation days. However, if you don't abuse them (and the church has no reason to think that you are) it's not uncommon for people to exceed the allotted sick days under special circumstances. Your employer would probably rather you not infect the entire staff...
489649
They will stay in Germany till\nJuly 10 returning home with the CUP!\nOi! Oi! Oi!
795855
On my days off I talk to maybe 5 - 6 people. Since I worked today I talked too about 75 people. Sometimes at work I talk to a lot more, especially on the weekends.
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they're government employees... depending on what job you start with, you get paid along the "G" payscale (you can look it up online).. usually 30 days vacation, hours vary depending on the job.
691793
In the U.S. it will depend on the school district. A city may have more than one district. Average 8am-3:15pm Mo-Fr.\nEurope: Germany 8am-1:15pm Mo-Fr. France 8-12pm and a couple of afternoon hours and Wednesdays are free, but they go to school on Saturdays.\nSubjects get chosen, average, starting in 7th grade. Most are compulsory. I hope this was enough info.
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Oh you are so lucky!! I've got 6.  I guess if you aren't going to work those three hours.  Answer more questions.  Plan a vacation!
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It is generally considered that there are 52 weeks an a year. 7 days a week times 52 weeks is 364 days, 1 day short of a normal year and 2 days short in a leap year.\n\nP.S. I just noticed your comment. There are years where there are 53 pay days in the year. We had a municipal district that tried to not pay their employees their 53rd check because they had already been paid  for 52 weeks. The employees went to court and got their 53rd paycheck.
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vacation benefits per year usually assume you will work all year to earn it. if you get 2 weeks vacation per year, but only work 6 months, you are entitled to 1 weeks vacation pay. if you feel you were not paid properly, you can call the human resources department and ask them to explain the policy. if you still feel something is not right, contact you state's wage and hour board to file a complaint. they will investigate it for you.
63554
It depends on what courses are offered in the area in which you will be living in Germany.  I personally find that interpersonal management classes are the best.  Because you can learn a trade on the job in a few days, but it takes practice and seeing cases and examples of how to actually DEAL with people and problems.
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The most important factor to me is what they expect out of their employees.  I work to live; I refuse to live to work.  I could be making a lot more money than I am right now if I had taken that job as an office manager for a law firm, but they informed me that I would be working at least 50 hours a week and would have to work some Saturdays.  In addition, the maximum amount of vacation time they gave was three weeks, plus six days of sick leave per year.  I could give more details, but suffice it to say that their attitude was they own you once you start working for them.  So I took a job with U.S. Customs and Border Protection that pays quite a bit less, but I only work 40 hours a week, I get four weeks paid vacation (going up to 5 next year), I earn 13 days of sick time per year, they give me three weeks of military leave so I can do my Reserve time...it's just better for me because I have time to spend with my family instead of having to live, breathe, eat and sleep work.
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here in Germany , I would say about 20 :-)
16046
some places 24 hours most others 3 days