Workers want more holidays from their employers, but almost half of them do not take their full leave entitlement, says a new survey. Almost eight out of 10 Irish workers want annual leave increased, according to a study by FRS Recruitment, which questioned 300 people about their use of holidays. But 43 per cent of workers fail to use their full annual leave entitlements, with some missing out on up to one week’s holiday. Many of them choose to carry leave entitlements over to the following year, but some opt for payment in lieu of the time off that they do not take. However, 12 per cent end up losing their unused annual leave days, the study found. FRS Recruitment general manager Lynne McCormack branded the trend worrying, saying that number had increased since last year’s survey.“Time off from work is necessary for people to manage their wellbeing and these…
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