Why you should avoid 'quiet vacationing' to prevent burnout and boost productivity

Wed, 07/31/2024 - 06:55

A ring buoy makes a splash in a swimming pool. — Jennifer Kraszewski, the chief human resources officer at Paycom, said employers need to do more to encourage workers to take their PTO.
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Jennifer Kraszewski of Paycom advocates for 'loud vacationing,' which means taking guilt-free vacations.
Employees who don't take breaks can suffer from burnout.
76% of Americans wish their workplace emphasized pursuing PTO, according to a survey.

Quiet vacationing has gained traction this summer. It's the latest workplace trend in which workers are going on holidays while on the job without telling their employers, instead of requesting paid time off.