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It's a little confusing. Are you saying your employer gives you a paid vacation or you are free to take time off?
As to the number of hours required to work, that would go with the expection of production your employer places on you. I know lawyers who have a 2100 billable hour requirment (per year) That averages out to about 45 hours of billable time a week, taking about 60 to 70 hours of actual work. Do they get a paid vacation? Yes, but it is all smoke a mirros. Their employer doesn't cut thei yearly billable hour requirement and they are required to make it up somehow.
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