Four Seasons Argumentative Essay

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Parents who work should get preference when holidays are being organized because employers can get good reputation with parents. Teacher Nick Hodgson strongly support these companies which give employees holidays to spend time with their family. According to Fortune, Four Seasons is one of the best companies in the world because it gives new parents who work with it 30 days off and 19 vacation days each year for employees. Therefore, based on those evidences, employees with children should be prioritized when holidays are being

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