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Bjerkebanen Posts: > 500

Hey all norwegians/scandinavians or whatever! Im wondering about a norwegian word. And whats the propper word for it in english?
The word is: Permisjon
Like im taking permisjon from my jobb.
or pappa permisjon
what is permisjon in english is my question?
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Posted: 2004-01-16 14:41:28
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Vlammetje Posts: > 500

leave?
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Posted: 2004-01-16 14:42:20
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tranquil Posts: > 500

Permisjon : unpaid leave. Pappapermisjon: paternity leave. This message was posted from a Z600
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Posted: 2004-01-16 14:48:34
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Vlammetje Posts: > 500

is paternity leave fully unpaid over there??
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Posted: 2004-01-16 15:20:24
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Bjerkebanen Posts: > 500

Yeah i think it is. And we can choose if its the mum or dad whoo gets the "permisjon"

But im not shure about your expanation about the word permisjon mister tranqy!
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Posted: 2004-01-16 20:28:52
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Alf Nif Posts: 426

Permission = Brukar vara "tillåtelse", att du får göra något
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Posted: 2004-01-16 20:33:58
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tranquil Posts: > 500

No.
Both pa- and maternityleave here in Norway are paid leave.
Mom gets 12 months with 80% income.
Dad gets 5 weeks fully paid.
The system is built to work like this:
Mom has 1 month before the baby is born and 11 after.
Dad gets 1 week after the baby is born and the last 4 weeks before the babys' 1st birthday.
The clue is that the moms'12 months is in fact counted as a working year soshe gets 5 weeks holyday on top of all this. Ie: most parents do in fack have the last 4 weeks together and often use them to go away on a long holiday.
Me and my wife went to Spain for a month at the end of her last maternityleave.
And, as an extra bonus to all this, the airline companies don't charge for kids under the age of 1 on the trip out in a return ticket. So the kiddie can actually be 50 weeks old on the trip out, celebrate it's 1st birthday somewhere nice and warm and travel home at the age of 1+ a coupple of weeks for free.
We did that and loved it!
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Posted: 2004-01-16 20:34:47
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Bjerkebanen Posts: > 500

U old man hahahahahah Im still young! Nee just føcking with your mind tranqy. Your a good lad mate Love ya
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Posted: 2004-01-16 20:51:34
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tranquil Posts: > 500

@Bjerkers
I was thinking you were expecting
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Posted: 2004-01-17 07:48:19
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Bjerkebanen Posts: > 500

I tend to do that somtimes
And lalalalala im going to Aussie land and lumpaland!
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Posted: 2004-01-17 12:33:25
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