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What is polite and customary advance notice before taking vacation?

1 day for every 1 day off (e.g. 15 days for 15 days off)
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2 days for every 1 day off (e.g. 30 days for 15 days off)
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25%
3 days for every 1 day off (e.g. 45 days for 15 days off)
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No votes
4 days for every 1 day off (e.g. 60 days for 15 days off)
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5 days for every 1 day off (e.g. 75 days for 15 days off)
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No votes
6 days for every 1 day off (e.g. 90 days for 15 days off)
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No votes
7 days for every 1 day off (e.g. 105 days for 15 days off)
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No votes
8 days for every 1 day off (e.g. 120 days for 15 days off)
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No votes
9+ days for every 1 day off (e.g. 135+ days for 15 days off)
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25%
Other
2
50%
 
Total votes : 4

How much advance notice for holiday?

Postby saxitoxin on Fri Feb 24, 2023 12:05 am

Everyone knows you should provide two weeks notice before quitting a job.

However, what is polite and customary advance notice before taking vacation?
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Re: How much advance notice for holiday?

Postby Dukasaur on Fri Feb 24, 2023 3:19 am

Four months if you want a vacation during the busy season.

During the off season a few weeks is okay.
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Re: How much advance notice for holiday?

Postby jimboston on Fri Feb 24, 2023 9:47 pm

There is no strict answer to this question… it depends on..
- your field
- your company
- your position in said company
- time of year (depending on company/job)
- written company policy
- how much you value your job
- your own ability to get notice for said vacation/time off
(What is the reason for time off.)
- your relationship with your boss
- other variables I’m not thinking about

… also it’s not always a 1-1 relationship…
Sometimes a one day notice is fine for just one or two days off… but several weeks is appropriate for a couple weeks or more.
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Re: How much advance notice for holiday?

Postby Trevor33 on Sun Feb 26, 2023 5:45 pm

What a dumb question/poll.
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Re: How much advance notice for holiday?

Postby bigtoughralf on Mon Feb 27, 2023 9:19 am

saxitoxin wrote:Everyone knows you should provide two weeks notice before quitting a job.


If you don't live in a corporatist hellhole like the Occupied States then two months is more usual.
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Re: How much advance notice for holiday?

Postby jimboston on Mon Feb 27, 2023 11:56 am

bigtoughralf wrote:
saxitoxin wrote:Everyone knows you should provide two weeks notice before quitting a job.


If you don't live in a corporatist hellhole like the Occupied States then two months is more usual.



You think it’s based on being American and not on the type of job?

Two months is reasonable for a high level professional who is very well payed.

It’s excessive for most mid-level jobs given that any new employer would want you to start working ASAP.

It’s ridiculous and dumb for low-level retail jobs.

… but no… just say we are backward and it’s all wrong in the USA.
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Re: How much advance notice for holiday?

Postby bigtoughralf on Mon Feb 27, 2023 3:18 pm

jimboston wrote:
bigtoughralf wrote:
saxitoxin wrote:Everyone knows you should provide two weeks notice before quitting a job.


If you don't live in a corporatist hellhole like the Occupied States then two months is more usual.



You think it’s based on being American and not on the type of job?

Two months is reasonable for a high level professional who is very well payed.

It’s excessive for most mid-level jobs given that any new employer would want you to start working ASAP.

It’s ridiculous and dumb for low-level retail jobs.

… but no… just say we are backward and it’s all wrong in the USA.


TIL saxitoxin is a low-level retail worker whereas I am a high-level professional

@saxitoxin, clean my shoes immediately
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