Vacation days in Hungary

Last activity 13 September 2013 by GuestPoster279

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gosiajaneckaMember13 September 2013 09:24:42

Hi,
Can anyone tell me how many paid days of holiday is there in Hungary?

Thanks.

szocskeSerial expat13 September 2013 13:42:52

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It depends on your age and the number of children you have.
Starts out as 20 days I think.
I'm talking paid vacation days here, state holidays are also paid but may fall on weekends.

In general it's halfway between the US and France :-)

GuestPoster279Guest13 September 2013 14:12:00

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szocske wrote:
In general it's halfway between the US and France :-)

For what it is worth, it varies by state, but there is no general statutory requirement that private sector employees receive any paid vacation time whatsoever in the US. It is entirely up to the employer.

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