The poll, conducted by Maru Public Opinion for ADP Canada, found 29 per cent of respondents say they'll take all their vacation time in 2022.
While it's an improvement from 2021, when 27 per cent of those asked planned to use all their annual leave, it remains well below pre-pandemic levels.
Nearly two-thirds of those surveyed say they've worked extra time before or after a vacation, with respondents clocking an average of 20 additional hours before and after a one-week break. Heather Haslam, vice-president of marketing with ADP Canada, said the survey's findings indicate a"shift in Canadian workers taking back their time to disconnect from work."
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