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robert_foss
3433 days ago
> The points in the article could apply to policies/norms in Sweden as well. Here, we get at least 4 weeks of paid vacation per year
No, mandatory EU minimums enforce at least 5 weeks of vacation.
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hedwall
3433 days ago
Yes, but you can carry over one week for up to five years. (I know people that does this and takes 10 weeks vacation in one stretch at year 5).
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bosie
3433 days ago
do you happen to know how 'vacation' is defined? would it include national holidays?
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hedwall
3433 days ago
It does not.
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bosie
3433 days ago
Fair. Seems like it isn't 5 but 4 weeks that is mandatory in the EU.
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robert_foss
3428 days ago
It's 5 + national holidays.
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bosie
3427 days ago
I am not doubting you though when i tried to look it up I found the EU requirement to be 20 days + national holidays (e.g. ireland, italy, Czech Republic,...). How would this be allowed if the EU requires 25 days?
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