(NewsNation) — Nearly every country in the world guarantees workers some amount of paid annual leave, but the United States is 1 of just 9 that doesn't. That finding comes from Equal Futures, a ...

While things may have changed (although I doubt it), a decade-old study found that more than half of employees didn’t take all the paid vacation they were entitled to — and that didn’t include all the ...

America celebrates July 4 with rare time off, but its no-vacation culture reveals the tradeoff between productivity, insecurity and rest.

Workers tend to leave paid time off, like vacation days, on the table each year. Those unused days may not roll over to next year; you may also not get a financial benefit by forgoing them. There are ...

Two in three Americans say the anticipation of their next trip is as good as, if not better than, the trip itself (68%), according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults who have traveled within ...

Are all employers required to give employees paid vacation? I was told I had 56 hours paid time off a year. When I requested it, I was told to “use sick time — we don’t give paid vacation.” I’ve been ...

Less than 10% of workers nationally are required by factors including law or regulation to take a minimum amount of vacation. A recent Harris Poll survey found that 78% of Americans do not use the ...

With ten paid vacation days and zero paid leave days, the US — dubbed the "no-vacation nation" — has the world's least paid leave. It's also the only developed country with zero statutory paid leave, ...

Many American employees want to take a vacation to combat feelings of stress and burnout — but some of them simply don’t have the option. The report, which reviewed data on laws governing annual ...

Data: Equal Futures; Map: Danielle Alberti/Axios Chalk it up to American exceptionalism: The U.S. is one of only nine countries in the world that doesn't guarantee workers some kind of paid annual ...