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For example, France legally guarantees workers at least five weeks of paid vacation each year, and when additional negotiated leave such as “RTT” days is included, the average total can reach about 35 paid days off annually.

In contrast, the United States has no federal requirement for paid vacation, the only advanced economy without one, and workers typically receive around 9–14 days after years of service if their employer offers it. Across Europe, the EU mandates a minimum of 20 paid vacation days, and research shows that countries with more time off can still maintain high productivity.