As I work in Australia - which is different to all of you - I was interested in the difference in what we refer to as 'Annual Leave'. In my Bank, we are allowed 22 days holidays per year..and that does not include the 10 Public Holidays...or sick leave (12 days)..or long service leave.
(As I have been in the bank for 15 years, I'm eligible for Long Service Leave of 13 weeks)

Yes, I am gloating. But, how about you?

Most US banks have the same federal holidays as the Reserve Banks. In 2012, I have 10 fed holidays plus 45 PTO (paid time off days). I have been at this particular bank for 10 yrs.

I have the 10 fed holidays, 20 vacation days, and 6 sick days. I have been with my current employer nearly 3 years.

10 holidays
11 vacation days

Been here less than a year

10 holidays
10 vacation days
3 personal days
10 sick days
Just hit 4 years here, think that bumps me up to 15 vacation now, but I don't pay much attention.

10 holidays
15 vacation days
6 personal days

Been with this bank for two years.

10 holidays
20 vacation/sick days

Been with bank 8 1/2 years

10 Holidays
20 vacation days
10 sick days

Been here 10.5 years

10 Holiday
14 PTO days

Been with bank a little over 2 years

6 Holidays (never worked for an institution closed for all 10)
15 Vacation days
5 Personal days
20 Sick days

10 Federal Holidays
15 Vacation Days
5 Personal/Sick days, plus whatever I've saved over the last 6+ years (they don't expire at the end of the year like Vacation Days do).

10 Fed Holidays
20 vacation
10 sick per annum (but I have about 120 saved up, I may want to be really sick, who knows)

10 Federal Holidays
29 PTO days per year (I've been here 7 years, now at SVP level)

Started this year with 35 PTO days with what I carried over this year.

10 Federal Holidays
10 Vacation days
2 Personal Days
3 Sick Days (unused sick rolls over, so I actually have about 5 right now)

Been here 4 1/2 years.

10 federal holidays
7 personal days
25 days vacation

been here 32 years

22 bank holidays a year...Aussies have too many holidays!

Holiday has a different def. in the UK.

10 Federal Holidays
16 Vacation days (you gain a day each year you are here)
10 Sick days

Been here 1 1/2 years

Is NY in the UK?

Is Australia in the UK? I hate when they move an entire country and don't send a forwarding notice...

I have 15 days vacation, 8 federal holidays (we don't get President or Columbus), 1,040 hours of LTD (that would be 6 months), and 96 hours per year of sick leave...

10 holidays...the Federal ones
15 vacation days plus up to 5 additional of purchased vacation (20 once you make VP level, nto sure if we give anyone more than 20 here)
Up to 400 hours (50 days) sick time I think, and last I heard, I was in the 300-range, btu this number isnt regularly reported to you.

Just as much as Orange County is part of LA

All full time employees get
10 Fed Holidays off with pay annually
3 paid Personal Time days annually (do not carry over)
6 paid Sick days annually (carry over to a max of 30 days)

I have 20 paid Vacation Days & have been at the credit union for 12 years. And yes I am currently counting down to taking my first vacation days of this year ; )

Awesome response guys. Looks like you (in general) dont get much leave at all?? Also looks as if they are some different definitions being used.
Looks like they are some real contrasts in terms of long service - some places give a good incentive in terms of leave, some dont.

Pale Rider - The 22 days are personal holidays, not Bank holidays.

Dottiec - 32 years?!?! Holy [censored].

At our Bank (and most other Australian Banks) we are obligated to take 10 days of leave consecutively at least once a year. This is a good way of catching possible insider-fraudsters who need to be at work to 'cover their tracks'.

Here we are only required to take 5 consecutive for the same reason. I think the two weeks I am takign this year will be the first time in over 10 years I have ever taken more than a week off at a time.