Paid Vacation

Definition: Paid Vacation

Paid Vacation

Noun

1. A vacation from work by an employee with pay granted.

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Crosswords: Paid Vacation

That ruthless bastard offered me a 5-year contract, paid vacation, a huge signing bonus, all to make a dispute over slipcovers go away. (Will & Grace; writing credit: Evan Weinstein)

Oh and two weeks paid vacation for all the workers in the quarry, an annual cost-of-living increase, and those little packets of ketchup in the lunch room. (The Flintstones; writing credit: Tom S. Parker; Jim Jennewein)

A Paid Vacation (1979)

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Music

• Paid Vacation (reference)

• Paid Vacation (+1 Bonus Track) [IMPORT] (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

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Business

It is projected that British citizens, who have an average of six weeks paid vacation, will continue to travel to the U.S. as repeat travelers, who have discovered the diversity of vacation opportunities. (references)

Belgium had one of the highest wage levels among European countries (per capita income of $25,576 in 1999). Inhabitants enjoy a high level of disposable income and have 4 to 5 weeks of fully paid vacation per year. As a result, the U.S. fly and drive tourism industry has a large potential market. (references)

Economic History

Mexico

Employees are entitled to most holidays, paid vacation (after one year of service), vacation bonuses, and an annual bonus equivalent to at least two weeks pay. (references)

Colombia

Colombians have 15 days of statutory paid vacation per year. (references)

Costa Rica

All workers are entitled to a two-week paid vacation and a Christmas bonus equal to one month's salary upon completion of one year's service. (references)

Political Economy

SWEDEN

All employees are guaranteed by law a minimum of five weeks a year of paid vacation; many labor contracts provide more. (references)

SPAIN

Spanish workers enjoy 14 paid holidays a year (12 assigned by central government and 2 by autonomous authorities) and a month's paid vacation. (references)

DENMARK

Danish law provides for five weeks of paid vacation each year. (references)

Travel

Chad

Chadian workers accumulate two days of paid vacation for each month of work. (references)

Worker Rights

Denmark

The law provides for 5 weeks of paid vacation per year. (references)

Uruguay

The law stipulates that industrial workers receive overtime compensation for work in excess of 48 hours and that workers are entitled to 20 days of paid vacation after a year of employment. (references)

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Danish

betalt ferie (paid holiday). (various references)

French

conge paye (paid holiday). (various references)

German

bezahlter Urlaub (paid holiday), bezahlte Freizeit (paid holiday), bezahlte Freistellung von der Arbeit (paid holiday). (various references)

Greek 

άδεια μετ'αποδοχών (holiday not falling on a Sunday, paid holiday, weekday holiday). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

有給休暇 . (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ゆうきゅうきゅうか. (various references)

Pig Latin

aidpay acationvay.(various references)

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