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You guys have limits?
Yeah, more professional companies I've worked for gave between 20-30 days of paid time off a year. That includes any days you take off for being sick. After that you can take more time off but you don't get paid. Fuck around too much and take too many extra sick days and get fired.
Less professional places I've worked like local pizza joints or mall stores will fire you if you try and take the wrong day off, even if you're sick.
What the fuck. If you got a doctor's note (paid by the workplace) in Denmark you cannot be fired before 120 days have passed. This is not part of the 25-30'ish vacation days you have.
You don't need a doctor's note, but if the workplace wants one they have to pay for each one.
That's insane. My gods.
Here there's something called holiday pay, which is extra compensation you earn throughout the year and are given either during or after going on vacation for a month (all while still being paid your regular salary) because, you know, increased expenses during vacation. On top of that you would still be paid if you're sick any time throughout the year.
I do not know tbh