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Psychologist Says This Is the 'Ideal' Number of Vacation Days To Take a Year To Avoid Burnout

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Plus, the expert explains which matters more: PTO frequency or duration.

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The holidays are over, and the batteries are recharged. But why do many people feel overwhelmed and behind on the first few days of work? Brain researcher Jon Wegener explains and gives good tips.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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"It's great to let go of all your responsibilities for a while," psychologist and workplace happiness researcher Tiina Saar-Veelmaa emphasized the need for a vacation on Kuku's morning radio. However, if the vacation is too short, it will be that much harder to get off the job.

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Politiken broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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