An Amerisleep.com survey revealed that 37 percent of Americans used vacation days in the past year just to rest.

American workers are increasingly letting a significant portion of their vacation time go unused, a trend that has persisted ...

Then your employer announces a new PTO policy: From now on, only a limited amount of PTO can be rolled over, which means ...

A quarter of US workers avoided using their PTO days for vacations last year, with the majority worried about their workloads.

"Vacation guilt" is common among American workers, with many feeling guilty about taking PTO. Some workers are concerned about job security or about others having to pick up their slack. Planning, ...

A long weekend offers the opportunity to unwind and refresh, and 2025 presents plenty of chances for Americans to plan a quick getaway. Next year, six federal holidays fall on a Monday and the Fourth ...

Four years after many companies embraced unlimited paid-time-off policies, many employers are making changes. Here's what's different and best practices for making the policy work. Striking out with ...

Nearly one in four U.S. workers (23%) didn’t take a single vacation day last year, even though most have paid time off.

American workers get fewer vacation days than any other country in the developed world, yet nearly half of workers who get paid time off from their employer don’t end up taking all the days they’re ...

Nearly 25% of American workers took no vacation days last year despite having PTO, with heavy workloads and workplace guilt ...