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In reply to the discussion: How infiltrated is the business world by family mf'ing values? [View all]WhiteAndNerdy
(365 posts)26. Vacation time actually enhances worker productivity.
Taking your vacation days is not selfish; they are part of your compensation package and an important part of taking care of yourself. Taking care of oneself is not some kind of luxury or self-indulgence, but a responsibility, both to oneself and to society. You are actually less valuable to others if you allow your health to be undermined by overwork or other forms of self-neglect. Do some reading on this -- I think you'll be surprised.
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Texas law states no employee can be forced to utilize a benefit they did not personally negotiate.
RB TexLa
Dec 2014
#23
Ok, Melvin Beli. But I'm pretty sure your employer can make you stay home while getting...
Hassin Bin Sober
Dec 2014
#24
I think some people just like to feel superior to their co-workers
The Velveteen Ocelot
Dec 2014
#28
Any member of management who says this is providing proof of their incompetence
Major Nikon
Dec 2014
#37
Taking recreational time benefits you, your employer and your co-workers, having time with 'family'
Bluenorthwest
Dec 2014
#56
perhaps your employer believes the company would benefit from you taking time off
etherealtruth
Dec 2014
#60
I'm sure "not spending more time at the office" will be one of your life's greatest regrets
tenderfoot
Dec 2014
#78