I believe the US is one of 7 countries in the world that _don't_ have minimum vacation days (although I believe individual states could/do have their minimums?).
The others are (per Wikipedia):
* Kiribati
* Marshall Islands
* Micronesia
* Nauru
* Palau
* Tonga
That said, your ability to actually _enforce_ your right to minimum holidays is going be pretty variable.
Re:Unlimited Vacation Days Is a Scam
by dragonwriter on Thursday October 07, 2021 @01:11PM
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Its noteworthy that, of the other 6 of those 7, 4 are recently (late 20th Century) independent former US (or US-administered Trust) territories.
Re:Unlimited Vacation Days Is a Scam
by BrandoElFollito on Saturday October 09, 2021 @01:39PM
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We have an average of 40 days off in France and it is still not enough to sustain school vacation.
In the countries I have experience with it’s 20 working days per year, sometimes with extra days given based on time spent with the same employer. Also, some employers give extra days from the start. But, importantly, it can never be less than the labor code specified number.
So, unlimited vacation may be a trick in the sense that people will rarely take days off, but you can’t be cheated out of the law mandated vacation. Social protection isn't that bad, after all.