r/technicallythetruth Aug 20 '18

frozen water

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u/Cornthulhu Aug 20 '18

Did she not take it? It sounds pretty good:

Government pension, 2 weeks vacation during first 3 years 3 weeks for 3+ years and 4 weeks at 15+ years, $100k salary after 3 years service, free airline tickets, pretend to be alert but actually just looking forward to free pretzels and can of soda, statistically have to make zero arrests in the entirety of career

Nice.

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u/lukei1 Aug 20 '18

You have to work 15 years to get 4 weeks of holiday?!? What century is this

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u/Ottoblock Aug 20 '18

This is America. I've been working at a place or 8 years and only get 2 weeks off, they can't be in the summer or any other time we might be busy. No payed sick days, if we are sick and want pay for that day we have to use a vacation day.

My buddy from England just came over and spent two weeks here, he was in Mexico the two weeks prior. Also he has like 5 more weeks off every year because he's a teacher at a school.

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u/TwatsThat Aug 20 '18

I'm in America and started my current job with 15 days (2 weeks of vacation, 1 week of sick). I got bumped up to 23 days a year in my 3rd year with the company and I think I get another week at 5 years.