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Vacation time is a double-edged sword. One the one hand, it can help employees avoid burnout by taking some much-needed time off. But on the other hand, vacations can cause some to return to work feeling overwhelmed with everything they need to catch up on. So how can your organization strike the right balance? Check out our tips on helping your employees vacation effectively and ensuring a stress-free return to work.
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