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covid19-Workers in private industry received an average of 8 paid holidays in 2017
February 19, 2021
Seventy-seven percent of private industry workers had access to paid holidays in March 2017. On average these workers received 8 paid holidays per year. Nearly all workers in the manufacturing and information industries (97 percent) had access to paid holidays. That compares with 37 percent of workers in leisure and hospitality. Full Text »
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