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The regular working week at EMBL is a 5-day week, with 39 working hours, excluding breaks. EMBL also offers part-time positions and flexible working time as well as a generous annual leave allowance.
The basic working week is a 5-day week, with 39 working hours in average, excluding breaks. EMBL also offers part time positions and flexible working time.
Employed full-time members of personnel are entitled to paid annual leave of 2.5 working days per month of service, i.e. 30 working days in a full year.
Inform your supervisor and HR officer/outstation administrator when you cannot come to the laboratory because of sickness. If your absence is longer than three consecutive calendar days you need to provide human resources with a medical certificate.
Female staff members are entitled to paid maternity leave which shall be not less than 16 weeks (normally 6 weeks before but not less than 12 weeks after the child's birth).
EMBL also offers 10 days of paid paternity leave as well as parental leave for up to 14 paid weeks and for further weeks without pay until the child reaches the age of one year.
In addition, various flexible work arrangements such as Keep In Touch days are available as well.
Members of personnel are entitled to 1 day of special paid leave for first removal on joining EMBL, if the removal costs are paid by the Laboratory.
In addition, members of personnel are entitled to paid special leave for e.g. marriage/legal partnership, death of life companion and close relatives.
Non-resident staff members and their families are allowed a free return to their home base every second year.
All staff members at EMBL receive the public holidays in the country of their duty station.
We offer attractive conditions and benefits to attract and retain the brightest talent. Learn more.
The European Molecular Biology Laboratory is a single organisation spread across six European sites. Each site hosts its own research units, services, and facilities.
EMBL seeks to better understand the molecular basis of life. In the process, we’re changing European science.