led to a recent survey by CareerBuilder that worries about the economy and personal financial situation Berufstä ; term to move to reconsider their vacation plans. Thirty-six percent of working people in Europe said they are planning a vacation in 2009, a result similar to that of another survey of U.S. workers. By European professionals who are planning a vacation, 41 percent said that they simply could not afford, while another percentage, given the economic situation in which so many points are lost fear, day to stay away from the office.
the European professionals, the travel, not formal, but off take a day was as the most popular type of use of non-working time to find a new job. Twenty-one percent of workers plan to look for during their holidays a new job. Others are planning visits to relatives and friends (17 percent) to read or write (15 percent) sleep off (11 percent) and carrying out household chores (10 percent). Also another job and volunteering among the specified schedules.
From the staff who travel in 2009 formally, 58 percent said that they have their Holiday spending will be closer to the home, 31 percent remain in their respective home countries. Almost half of workers (48 percent) expect the same amount of money for their holiday spending as last year, 32 percent will spend less, while 20 percent will spend.
Source: http://www.careerbuilder.de/
Also very interesting: 60% of Germans need at least two weeks vacation
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