Europeans: out of office until October. 🚬🍺
Jokes aside tho, it's mandatory at my job to take a vacation for at least two weeks at least once a year, and managers can get in trouble if someone doesn't take a vacation in a long time.
Europeans: out of office until October. 🚬🍺
Jokes aside tho, it's mandatory at my job to take a vacation for at least two weeks at least once a year, and managers can get in trouble if someone doesn't take a vacation in a long time.
Become an audio engineer, you will get a few months off in the summer when everyone stops doing shows
how would one get started in something like that
EDIT oh you mean like, the sound guy at a concert?
Bruh you can literally do this at any kind of seasonal work.
The thing is you aren't getting paid for that time either...
You could refer to me as a sound tech, but I do a whole lot more than just press buttons on a mixer. My job includes designing speaker systems for live events. If youve ever seen those big stacks of speakers at a concert, those are setup according to an engineers specifications
Correct, but I actually do a mix of live music and corporate events. Typically the busy seasons go with the school schedule when everyone is working and not on vacation
My kids keep asking why I have to go to work when they have summer off. Its harder cause their mom is a teacher and has the summer off.
In Europe 4-6weeks off per year are a norm. Some companies even offer unlimited sabbaticals. That's why I go every other year on a 2 month vaccation + normal vaccation in between.
Fight for your rights. Unionize.
Poor you, I've got six weeks holiday because I asked for two weeks unpaid.
I know a few married teacher couples who take months-long vacations in the summer.
It's called "unemployment"
Eh, but you're still matriculated during summer break. Unemployment is just unemployment.
3 months! That's nuts. No wonder Americans are behind in education, you're never at school!
How many school days do the schools where you live have in a year?
190 in Norway. 2 months summer holidays
So they get 12 weeks holiday a year.
Minus weekends = 200.
Minus a handful of bank holidays = 195.
You?
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