Do you have marginal employment?
Even with a 450 euro job, there is a vacation entitlement.
Those who work also need vacation.
Because in order to achieve full performance, you have to regularly recover well.
After recharging your batteries and replenishing your reserves on vacation, you can start again with full strength and motivation.
But some employees are faced with the question:
How much vacation am I entitled to?
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Mini-jobbers are also entitled to paid leave
Even if you do not work full-time * but have a
mini-job
, you are entitled to paid leave.
In total, this is not necessarily lower than for full-time employees.
Because the decisive factor in a mini job is
not how many hours
you work per week,
but on how many days
.
The
statutory vacation entitlement
is at least four weeks or
24 working days
.
In Germany, the legislature assumes a
six-day week
, Monday to Saturday.
So you have to convert to the working days agreed in the employment contract.
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How to calculate your vacation entitlement as a mini jobber
Your statutory
holiday entitlement
to
calculate
, you must apply the following formula.
Multiply your working days per week by the number 24, then divide the result by six
.
The number 24 stands for the statutory vacation entitlement of 24 working days per year and the number six for the six-day week in Germany.
So if you work five days a week, you are entitled to 20 days of vacation.
If, on the other hand, you only work three days a week, your vacation entitlement is twelve days per year.
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Equal rights for everyone - higher vacation entitlements even in mini-jobs
If the employer grants employees who work full-time a higher vacation entitlement than is legally stipulated, mini-jobbers in the company are also entitled to correspondingly more vacation days.
Such a regulation is
stipulated
in the
employment contract
or in
collective agreements
.
The
principle of equal treatment
prevents discrimination to the detriment of mini-jobbers.
The statutory vacation entitlement cannot be undercut by the employer.
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