Why Do Workers Take Less Paid Time Off Than They Can?

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Why Do Workers Take Less Paid Time Off Than They Can?

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PTO is important, yet nearly half of workers take less time off than allowed.

PTO is important, yet nearly half of workers take less time off than allowed.

In a 2023 survey, nearly nine out of 10 workers said it was extremely or very important to have a job that offers paid time off (PTO) for vacations, doctor appointments, and minor illnesses. Yet almost half said they take less time off than their employers allow. Here are the top reasons they gave for not using all their PTO.

 

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