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Many people use their vacation time each year. These people take ownership of their jobs, and make sure they get them done A recent survey of more than 3,000 US workers for employment search site FlexJobs found that almost a quarter didn’t take a vacation day during the past year and – more concerning to the study’s authors – as many as 82% “avoid using” their accrued time off. Why? Kelsey Szamet, an employment lawyer, says the reason is a shift in mentality.
“Many employees are concerned about the security of their jobs,” she told Quartz . “The adoption of AI and automation technologies has allowed employees to actually consider their own replaceability before requesting a leave or a holiday, or any kind of time-off benefit.” Continue reading…
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