A new survey has revealed that many U.S. workers are spending their vacation days catching up on sleep instead of traveling.

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

Consumer advisor Clark Howard advises workers to use their paid time off (PTO) rather than banking it, as many companies are reducing or eliminating payouts for unused PTO.

The holiday season is swiftly approaching and with it comes time to start submitting PTO requests. Generally, most employees look forward to using their PTO during the holidays. Some will even ...

While many companies previously offered to pay employees for their unused vacation days upon quitting or retiring, this trend ...

Long weekends offer a perfect excuse to get away from your day-to-day life and unwind, and in 2025, there are several of them. Six federal holidays fall on a Monday this upcoming year, according to ...

Having access to unlimited paid time off may seem like the dream, but without the right management from organizations, it could be the same PTO nightmare employees are used to. As of 2023, less than ...

The days are long, the sun is out, and the last place employees want to be is at their desks. But are managers prepared to navigate the wave of PTO requests that come with summer? June, July and ...

Eleris positions unlimited PTO as a creativity enabler rather than just a perk. By removing administrative constraints, they ...

Paid time off reflects how organizations value their people, whether workplace culture encourages rest, and whether employees ...