Surveys find paid vacation a luxury for Chinese
Surveys find paid vacation a luxury for Chinese BEIJING, Nov. 27 (Xinhua) -- The current proposal to overhaul China's national holiday system has put the feasibility of "paid vacation" in the spotlight as surveys show it's a "luxury" for most Chinese. Only about 15.6 percent of respondents to a

Publication: Xinhua News Agency

Have your say and take pay ; Get paid to have your opinion heard by taking part in online surveys on a variety of subjects including restaurants, movies, current events, consumer products from top companies.
Get paid to have your opinion heard by taking part in online surveys on a variety of subjects including restaurants, movies, current events, consumer products from top companies. Sign up to www.globaltest market.com to start earning. Global Test conducts market research and it needs people's

Publication: Express & Echo (Exeter UK)

University of Texas-Tyler Survey: Respondents Give Workers Paid Vacations.
Byline: Greg Junek Sep. 7--A wage and benefit survey by a University of Texas at Tyler professor shows most companies responding provide paid vacation and offer their employees health insurance. Dr. Marilyn Young, professor of management in the College of Business and Technology, compiled and wrote

Publication: Tyler Morning Telegraph (Tyler, Texas) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)

Fed: 41pct of groups now offer paid maternity leave - survey
AAP General News (Australia) 08-31-2005 Fed: 41pct of groups now offer paid maternity leave - survey CANBERRA, Aug 31 AAP - A government agency's survey showing 41 per cent of organisations now offer paid maternity leave shows those groups are increasingly recognising the benefits, the Australian

Publication: AAP General News (Australia)

Fed: 41pc of groups now offer paid maternity leave - survey
AAP General News (Australia) 09-01-2005 Fed: 41pc of groups now offer paid maternity leave - survey The Australian Democrats say a government agency's survey showing 41 per cent of organisations now offer paid maternity leave means those groups are increasingly recognising the benefits. The Equal

Publication: AAP General News (Australia)

Fed: Paid overtime an incentive to staff, survey
00-00-0000 Fed: Paid overtime an incentive to staff, survey A new national survey shows firms that offer days off, paid over- time and flexi-time are more likely to attract and retain staff. The survey, by employment company Adecco, has found time off in lieu, standard hours, paid maternity leave,

Publication: AAP General News (Australia)