Do any other states, aside from California, let you roll over your vacation days year to year?
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I could be wrong, but I think that is more of an 'employer specific' kind of question. I live in Pennsylvania and I have held several different types of jobs here- some allow the rollover vacation days and others consider it a forfeiture of days at year's end, if they aren't taken....\nSo I think it might really be up to you employer...
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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.
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Yes, other states can do that as well.  Maine is one I think.  Most states don't have such big tax bills linked to your license plates, you just pay your $50 and that's that.
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Well some schools in California we have different spring breaks. Some are in April and others can be in the end of March.
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a holiday as a break? Like, mostly relaxing? I definitely reccomend the San Diego/Los Angeles area. You don't have to go to all these shows and stuff they have there - the coolest thing is swimming in the warm ocean water (warm for California at least.)
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The # 1 state is cal,# 1 county Kern ,#1 city Bakersfield \nU walk the streets of Bakersfield ,ca and your on vacation u will live on probation.
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No, but you may need to file a qualification to do business in that jurisdiction.  For instance, in California, you can operate a business that is incorporated elsewhere (Delaware, for instance) but you have to file a qualification to do business with California.
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you can stop anytime you like. holidays are optional in the USA..
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I am not aware of ANY state that prohibits this action.  In Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Indiana, and Missouri the employer is permitted to charge per copy as well as "administrative costs associated" with the service.  Typically the costs associated with such a service is regulated by administrative law as enacted by the state employment office.  Check with your local office.
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are you asking if they do?if so, all states do to one extent or another
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There isnt a state that I know of that allows eight hour days without breaks.  Believe it or not, it is clearly within your complete rights to ask your employer if you are getting your legal amount of breaks.\n\nEven if its a job that it would be difficult for them to run without you, if you are still entitled by law, so be it.
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that you need a vacation?
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yes you can for a limited time like one-three months depends on where in USA. just search for the state you are going to and check for how long you can drive
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yes, but when you get back to ca you still need to register it there. better idea, don't live in ca.
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No they do not. Only Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, Nevada, New Hampsire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Washington do.
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There are many.  I volunteer with the California state park system.  There are many other opportunities listed at: http://www.volunteermatch.org
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Hi - I'm a high school student in California.  Unfortunately, there's no real easy answer to your question - California is a big state, and there is a wide range of schedules that are used throughout it.  Your best bet is probably to find the website of the specific school district that you're interested in, and go from there.\n\nPersonally, I am in the Los Angeles Unified School District, which employs two calendars.  On the traditional schedule, students have a summer break from June to September, a two-week winter break in December-January, and a one-week spring break.  However, we also have a track system, in which two-thirds of the school is in attendance at any point during the year.  On this schedule, Track A has two-month breaks in the summer and winter, Track C in the spring and fall, and Track B goes on and off for two-month periods throughout the year.\n\nI know this doesn't entirely answer your question, but I hope I was at least able to provide you with some sort of insight into what you were wondering.