Poll: How often do you take a full week off from work?
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Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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Portugal
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Member (2007)
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N/A Mar 1

I have a few days off here and there between jobs, it all adds up probably to more than 4/5 weeks a year, but I’m not counting!

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Marjolein Snippe
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Netherlands
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English to Dutch
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At least 3 times a year Mar 2

Usually at least 2 weeks in summer, a bit more than one week over Christmas and New Year's day and one or two other occasions throughout the year. I don't want to imagine working all year with no proper holiday (longer than just the odd day) to look forward to.
I do not need to go far, and I usually don't, but I do like taking some real time off work to enjoy other things.


 


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Poll: How often do you take a full week off from work?






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