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1 in 3 workers would take a pay cut for unlimited time off

August 12, 2019 /

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  • The average worker willing to take a lower salary for unlimited time off is happy to part with 26% of their pay, according to a survey from Allianz Global Assistance.
  • This work perk may not be worthwhile for all employees. In fact, workers may be reluctant to take time off.
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