It might not show up on blind, but as an employer, I assure you it comes up on our side.
When we contemplate opening a new location (now, enabling remote work from a new jurisdiction), we have a standard way to capture the legal requirements and common practices in tech with regards to PTO, hours, on-call, market pay, etc.
I'm surprised this doesn't come up in US/Europe salary discussions more (at least, I haven't seen it that I recall) - I've known and see it be a benefit (that people do use) to purchase extra holiday from their already higher than typical US starting point. Wouldn't make that much difference to the comparison if it was offered of course, but perhaps indicates Europeans would be choosier (or unhappier) with their hypothetical US job than they realise.