Americans Take Less Paid Vacation Time than Other Leading Nations

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America is recognized as the hard working nation that’s known to take little or no vacation, lagging behind other developed countries when it comes to vacation days. Sadly, it seems to be the norm with this hard working nation, that takes less than half the vacation time of Europeans. A new study shows that most American workers don’t use all their More...

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