Annual leave at Nestlé?

Visas, Permits, Passports and Naturalization
1
I've searched and googled but can't find the answer to this. Would anyone be willing to share what the standard annual leave for Vevey Nestlé employees? Ive just applied for a job there and am very early on in the process, and don't want to ask just yet!!

2
I would never be afraid to ask what the package is - too many people treat the employment relationship like they're doing you a favour.

They pay and provide benefits, you work to the best of your ability.

The full package is a critical part of any decision / comparison, in addition to of course how interesting the job is, prospects, location etc etc.

3
also ask about policy of facebook use on the job and making personal calls during work time too?

EDIT: also whether EF is blocked by the firewall...

4
Okaaaaay....

Thanks for the 'advice'. I was hoping someone would share an actual number f days. Most big employers will have a set amount of annual leave and googling usually unearths it.

I will ask but my interview isn't for a few weeks and I'm impatient

5
You would be employed in Canton de Vaud, so below employee rights apply (in French though):

http://www.vd.ch/fileadmin/user_uplo...ravail-SDE.pdf

You are entitled to minimum 4 weeks (20 days) if you are over 20 years old. Other rules/restrictions may apply but the minimum is set (as far as I know).

Also below public holidays would apply for you (2015):

http://www.vd.ch/themes/formation/jo...colaires/2015/

6
Thanks, I'd seen that but does Nestlé stick to the statutory minimum? Is it usual for companies to give more? Does Nestlé??

7
This article (written during 6 Weeks for all campaign) seems to claim that Nestle employees get five as standard, with executives getting an additional week.

8
Great, thank you!

9
If you go in with this in mind, i shouldn't bother even turning up for the interview.

At the very worst it'll be 20 days (federal minimum) and more likely 25 days

10
5 standard, little bit more if you are cadre graded.