(Sorry for the late response, I hadn't checked my replies all week) Companies in the US can put limits on consecutive vacation days. Both jobs I've had in the

(Sorry for the late response, I hadn't checked my replies all week) Companies in the US can put limits on consecutive vacation days. Both jobs I've had in the financial industry had a limit of 7 business days. While not impossible to go beyond that, it ends up needing approval that goes higher up than your manager. I'm sure some industries provide more flexibility on consecutive days off, but if they do it's likely because workers don't even have enough days to take much more than that off. According to Forbes[1] the average number of vacation days an employee in the US gets is 11. That average moves to 15 after working at the same place for 5 years. Even though 15 days is enough to take 3 weeks straight, it would be a terrible idea to use all vacation days in one shot. A year is a long time. You're certainly going to be needing another break before a full 12 months has elapsed. [1] https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/pto-statistics/ https://www.forbes.com/advisor/business/pto-statistics/