[Alby]

Working in HK the law is such that, an employee is entitled to annual leave with pay after having been employed under a continuous contract for every 12 months.

How many annual leave days does your employer give you?

[mercury_element]

2 weeks for me.

[PDLM]

So go to the poll and select 10 then!

[PDLM]

I think you needed another category

"I'm a teacher"

[hullexile]

Originally Posted by PDLM

I think you needed another category

"I'm a teacher"

As long as you are not including university teachers in that comment

[PDLM]

Lunchtimes long enough for extra perks is a subject for a completely different survey!

[hullexile]

Originally Posted by PDLM

Lunchtimes long enough for extra perks is a subject for a completely different survey!

Unfortunately a very full Hullexile house now means extra lunch time perks are a thing of the past.

[PDLM]

Ah! A self-limiting system. Nature is good at these things

[Alby]

wow seems like people have "20 or more" annual days per year on top of all plus all the HK public holidays ... geez that is a ton of days off.

I am sure all these holidays are well deserved.

So what professions give more than 20 days or more?

Business owner, Teacher, etc.....

[PDLM]

Pretty much any European owned multinational will do so.

In the European Union it will soon be a legal requirement to give a minimum of 25 days. I have colleagues in the UK who have over 30 days per year.