How many vacation days do you have annually?
Public holidays (or days off replacing public holidays) not included.
I'll start, 35: 20 legal + 10 extralegal (not ADV, working 38h/week) + 5 FIP
Tomorrow will be 6 weeks since my father died of cancer. Last two weeks I stayed with my parents so we could take care of him and he didnt have to go to a hospital once more. First weeks after his passing went quite okay-ish, dealing with funeral, administrative things, seeing friends and family, starting to work again. All to stay busy. Now life gets back as it was before (so it seems at least), and now it really starts kicking in what happened, what he had to go through, what I will need to miss for the rest of my life. Its a horrible feeling that is only getting worse now.
**1. PERSONALIA**
* Age: **30**
* Education: **MSc Industrial Engineering**
* Work experience : **6**
* Civil status: **Single**
* Dependent people/children: **0**
**2. EMPLOYER PROFILE**
* Sector/Industry: **Construction**
* Amount of employees: **60**
* Multinational? **No**
**3. CONTRACT & CONDITIONS**
* Current job title: **Quality responsible**
* Job description: ** quality control of contruction products**
* Seniority: **4.5**
* Official hours/week : **38**
* Average real hours/week incl. overtime: **38**
* Shiftwork or 9 to 5 (flexible?): **9 to 5 flexible**
* On-call duty: **No**
* Vacation days/year: **35: 20 legal, 10 extra from employer + 5 from cafetariaplan**
**4. SALARY**
* Gross salary/month: **4700**
* Net salary/month: **2830**
* Netto compensation: **0**
* Car/bike/... or mobility budget: **electric car (TCO 820) + fuel card *
* 13th month (full? partial?): **full**
* Meal vouchers: **9 EURO/DAY**
* Ecocheques: **250 EURO/YEAR**
* Group insurance: **yes, dont know % by heart**
* Other insurances: **hospitalisation**
* Other benefits (bonuses, stocks options, ... ): **bonus, around 6k net past years**
**5. MOBILITY**
* City/region of work: **Flanders (different sites)**
* Distance home-work: **average 45 min single trip**
* How do you commute? **car**
* How is the travel home-work compensated: **no, company car**
* Telework days/week: **Free to choose, prefer not to work from home**
**6. OTHER**
* How easily can you plan a day off: **easy**
* Is your job stressful? **not really**
* Responsible for personnel (reports): **none**
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Curious about your experiences!
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