Vacation Laws and Annual Work Hours

Joseph G. Altonji

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Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Labor Law and Work Dynamics Labor market dynamics and wage inequality

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Many European countries have laws mandating minimum paid vacations and holidays. The U.S. does not. The number of mandated days has risen over time and exceeds the levels taken by the average worker

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