Page numbering: roman numerals, letters, text

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# Staff Handbook

## Preface

The front pages of a book are often numbered in roman numerals. This handbook asks for them with one line under `page:`, `numbering: i`, and the footer writes the number in bold on the right.

| You write | Page 4 of 12 reads |
|:--|:--|
| `numbering: 1` | 4 / 12 (the default) |
| `numbering: i` | iv / xii |
| `numbering: I` | IV / XII |
| `numbering: a` | d / l |
| `numbering: A` | D / L |
| `numbering: Page {page} of {pages}` | Page 4 of 12 |
| `numbering: false` | no page number |

The style applies to `{page}` and `{pages}` wherever they appear, in the header or the footer.

## 1. Working hours

The working week is 40 hours, Monday to Friday. Core hours are 10:00 to 15:00; outside them, you choose when to start and finish.

## 2. Holidays

Every employee has 25 days of paid holiday a year, plus public holidays. Up to five days carry over to the next year.

## 3. Sick leave

Tell your manager before 10:00 on the first day. From the fourth day, a doctor's note is needed.

## 4. Equipment

You receive a laptop, a phone, and a budget of €400 for your home office. Return the equipment on your last day.

## 5. Training

Each employee has a training budget of €1,200 a year and five training days. Ask your manager to approve the course first.

## 6. Expenses

Submit receipts within 30 days. Travel is booked through the travel desk; trains are preferred for trips under four hours.