Besides a salary and roof over his head, he said, "I get five months' vacation, from November to March".
"I came to Georgia for three months' vacation and stayed here for three years in jail," Mr. Bliadze said, smiling as he walked out of prison.
Despite earning a modest €1,300 £1,1000) a month, his job with only 20 hours of teaching a week and three months vacation a year "was considered one of the best you could get", he said.
Marseille rejected this offer, citing that he was needed at the front and had already taken three months vacation that year.
If you're prepared to wear this reality, then it's fine but be careful if you're toying with taking three months vacation and then think you'll find it a snap to get back into work, as things may have changed a lot since the last time you applied for work.
Wail indicated his occupation as "teacher", and that he would be traveling with his brother on a four-to-six month vacation, which would be paid for with Wail's teacher salary.
He got two months's vacation abroad each spring.
One recent morning, Jocelyn Santia, 40, was packing her bags after two months of vacation here to return to her job as a housekeeper in Milan.
An informal survey of a dozen Westchester-area teachers found not one teacher who was planning to take the full two months of summer vacation.
Wouldn't you like two months of paid vacation, longer lunch breaks, and shorter workdays?" But stated another way, Where to Invade Next asks: "Are we a nation that wants to treat workers as badly as a government corrupted by big business allows?
