Know the countries where they give more vacations to workers and where less

In Peru, Workers They are entitled to enjoy a paid vacation break of thirty (30) calendar days for each full year of service. Of course, as long as you have had a minimum working day of 40 full-time hours per week.

According to Legislative Decree No. 1405the opportunity for vacation rest is set by common agreement between the server and the entity. The worker You can enjoy the vacation break uninterruptedly, but if you wish, you can request the employer to divide it up. This should not be less than 7 calendar days.

If you think that in Peru the days granted to the employee for vacations they are insufficient to relax, because you should reconsider your idea, because in other places this benefit does not even reach a week. How is the situation in other countries of the world? Here we tell you.

In Peru, workers have the right to enjoy a paid vacation break of thirty 30 calendar days (Image: Pixabay)

HOW MANY VACATION DAYS DO WORKERS HAVE IN OTHER COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD?

Although the International Labor Organization (ILO) recommends granting each employee at least 12 days of vacation per year, the truth is that each country has established a rest period for workers.

According to information from the World Bank on the number of days off that workers in a total of 189 countries around the world have by law, the nations whose employees enjoy more time off, 30 days a year, are: Peru, Brazil, Bahrain, Djibouti, Finland, France, Guinea, Kuwait, Libya, Maldives, Nicaragua, Togo and Yemen.

While those with fewer vacation days are: China, Nigeria and Mexico. There are even countries that do not even guarantee their workers paid annual leave, in this case we find United States, Liberia, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Tonga, Micronesia and Palau.

China, Nigeria and Mexico are the countries where workers have fewer vacation days (Image: Pixabay)

Next, we tell you the number of vacation days given to workers in each member country of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).