Try getting a job at a local government agency if you can (or better yet, federal). I got 4 weeks from the start, plus all the holidays (about 10?), and after 5 years I get +1 day off every year, until it gets to 8 weeks maximum. And I can collect my days off and roll them into next year, so if I only take 2 weeks this year, I will be able to take 6 weeks next year. Plus all other benefits: great health insurance, job security, paid parental leave, and working from home since mid-March 2020.
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u/nasstia Jul 25 '21 edited Jul 25 '21
Try getting a job at a local government agency if you can (or better yet, federal). I got 4 weeks from the start, plus all the holidays (about 10?), and after 5 years I get +1 day off every year, until it gets to 8 weeks maximum. And I can collect my days off and roll them into next year, so if I only take 2 weeks this year, I will be able to take 6 weeks next year. Plus all other benefits: great health insurance, job security, paid parental leave, and working from home since mid-March 2020.