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

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

A recent survey of midlevel associates confirmed that unlimited PTO policies remain unpopular among Big Law associates. Associates reported not knowing how many days were OK to take, citing fear that ...

A new report by Amerisleep has revealed that more millennials, above any other age group, are using their PTO to catch up on ...

Most employees cited high workloads, feelings of guilt, and manager discouragement as the culprits.

Ahh paid time off. A chance for you to take a step back, take a breather, maybe go on a vacation. It’s a right of passage that every employee looks forward to. And though it may not be legally ...

The former treasurer of a parent-teacher organization for a Coral Springs charter school was arrested for allegedly stealing ...

Nearly one-fourth of U.S. employees failed to take a single day off work last year—even though most had paid time off available, Inc. writes.  Heavy workloads, unsupportive managers and guilt kept ...

Unlimited paid time off sounds amazing to employees. They can take all the time they want! Go to the beach! Spent a week with their grandma! And, no worries, they can still take the time they need to ...