So much so that a study by the Pew Research Center, published in 2023, found that 46% of employees in the country don't use ...

However, if you see a job listing that offers “unlimited” PTO, it might be a scam — here’s why. “People hear you have it and are like ‘Oh my gosh, I’m so jealous, you have unlimited ...

There's a lot you can negotiate in a new job offer: your salary, of course, but also your job title, start date, a signing bonus, and maybe the most fun to plan for — your paid time off.

Scheduling PTO during the holidays can create confusion for both employee and employer due to conflicts with business needs and employees wanting to be off for the holidays. From being consistent ...

If you are in the process of planning your 2025 vacations, taking advantage of three-day weekends might be beneficial. Next year, six federal holidays fall on a Monday and the Fourth of July on a ...

Unlimited PTO: Pros and Cons? Key Takeaways: Under an unlimited paid time off policy, employees get to decide how much time to take off, whether for vacation, sick leave or other reasons.

PTO Request: Friday, Dec. 26 Consecutive Days Off: 5 days (Dec. 25–28) If you also have Dec. 24 off, you'll enjoy a 5-day weekend. For an extended break, request Dec. 22–24 and Dec. 26 ...

Employees don’t get more time off (and may actually get fewer days away from work) The Wall Street Journal says people with unlimited PTO take an average of 16 days of vacation per year ...