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How many paid holidays do you get per year?

Survey period: 29 Sep 2014 to 6 Oct 2014

Option	Votes	%
Unlimited - my employer doesn't track my holidays	92	4.39
7 weeks or more	50	2.39
5 to less than 7 weeks	458	21.87
4 to less than 5 weeks	373	17.81
3 to less than 4 weeks	282	13.47
2 to less than 3 weeks	270	12.89
1 to less than 2 weeks	216	10.32
Less than a week	52	2.48
None. I get no paid holidays.	203	9.69
I don't work	98	4.68
Total	2,094	100%

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Re: Complex Holiday and Vaccation Structure

Anurag Sinha V28-Sep-14 22:16

Anurag Sinha V

28-Sep-14 22:16

hehe..:P
leaves at my place need to be pre-approved by the client manager and not by my company's manager...#STRANGE

.....and All holidays are convert to PAID !

koolprasad200328-Sep-14 20:59

koolprasad2003

28-Sep-14 20:59

If i put resign letter on my Boss desk all holidays are convert to PAID Laugh | :laugh:

if(resign)
  {
     int iAllHolidays = 20;
     convert.ToPaid(iAllHolidays);
  }

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Re: Your holidays are gone!

Shao Voon Wong29-Sep-14 2:26

Shao Voon Wong

29-Sep-14 2:26

There is a bug with your code. You forgot to assign the result of the conversion to a variable, so if you are the one who coded the payroll app in your company, your holidays are gone!!! D'Oh! | :doh: