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Saturday, February 05, 2011
Paid Not To Work
5 comments:
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Anonymous said...
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This is pure fiction! My working career was in large and small companies in California, Texas, Tennessee, and Virginia. The last job was in Paris, France working with Spanish, French, British, Dutch, Belgium, and German nationals. My work rules were designated by the Dallas office. I chose to ignore US holidays and observe French holidays. Because I had less than 5 years with the company, I earned 10 paid vacation days per year and there were 10 paid holidays. My French counterparts earned 17 paid leave days, 7 of which were designated national holidays. By counterparts, I mean less than 5 years employment. The other colleagues had similar plans.
A Mudgeon from Texas -
2/5/11, 11:26 AM
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Anonymous said...
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Your confused, Texican. Your time off was not mandated by federal law.
A Critical Thinker from Frisco. -
2/5/11, 12:27 PM
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Alear said...
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I comment to note that only a Texan would append France after Paris.
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2/5/11, 4:15 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Work harder. Millions on welfare are depending on you.
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2/5/11, 5:08 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Alear, that's so the rest of us won't think he's talking about Paris, Texas. - Skyhawker, Doug
wv: hasemeds - bought drugs on the internet?
p.s. The handicap symbol on a Texas license plate is redundant. -
2/6/11, 10:40 AM
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