In a study conducted by the University of Georgia, researchers found that longer vacations have longer-lasting benefits for employees, improving health, alertness, and job performance. However, many UK employees do not take all their vacation days due to fear of negative perceptions at work or concern about increased workload for colleagues. The research suggests that taking time off is essential for overall well-being and productivity, emphasizing the need for proper rest and recuperation.
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Who could be next Pope? Conclave to name Francis’ successor begins at Vatican
All 133 eligible cardinals have gathered in Rome for the conclave to elect Pope Francis's successor, with voting set to begin today after oaths of secrecy are taken. No official candidates exist, but potential contenders include Jean-Marc Aveline, a progressive French archbishop; Fridolin Ambongo Besungu, a conservative African cardinal; and Péter Erdő, a Hungarian seen as a compromise candidate bridging conservative and progressive views. The new pope will require a two-thirds majority, needing 89 votes...
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