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In some places, taking a vacation longer than three weeks requires the company to stop paying your salary and consider you "abandoning" your job, or submitting
by gamblor956 2y ago
In some places, taking a vacation longer than three weeks requires the company to stop paying your salary and consider you "abandoning" your job, or submitting special paperwork.
Possibly in Europe, but this not the law anywhere in the U.S.
To the extent that any American corporation requires this, it is purely a corporate policy.
- ghaff 2y agoWhile there are certainly insane laws and regulation in the US, I'm not sure I understand what would even possess a government to require such a thing. I mean, some companies even have paid sabbaticals even if they're not common. That certainly would seem like totally inappropriate meddling into company benefits for no good reason. I'd understand (though not agree with) an individual company capping an individual vacation at three weeks, but not a (presumably) state law to that effect.