Millennials Embrace 'Quiet Vacationing' to Cope with Work Stress

New survey reveals nearly 40% of millennials take time off without informing their employers, highlighting cultural shifts in remote work dynamics.

The Harris Poll found 37% of millennials took time off without notifying their supervisors.
Millennials often simulate work activity by moving their computer mouse or sending emails outside work hours.
Fear of appearing uncommitted and high work pressure contribute to this trend.
Experts argue that 'quiet vacationing' reflects deeper issues of mistrust and overwork in the workplace.
Legislative efforts are underway to improve paid time off policies for American workers.