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For example , only 5 percent of crop workers reported in the NAWS that they received health insurance in the mid-1990s , 4 percent earned paid vacations , and 5 percent lived in employer-supplied housing . I worked a so-called " union " job from 1972 to 1984 , and , as a consequence of three different labor contract negotiating periods that took place during that time , the union was successful in adding two weeks of paid vacation , for a total of four , to the collective bargaining agreement . Small engine mechanics tend to receive few benefits in small shops , but those employed in larger shops often receive paid vacations , sick leave , and health insurance . A recent Urban Institute study shows that for working parents with incomes below 200 % of the federal poverty line , 41 % have no paid leave of any kind ( no paid sick leave , no paid vacation , no paid personal days ) . Full-time faculty are entitled to twenty paid vacation days per academic year . The workers do n't complain because the prospect of reapplying for their old jobs as temporary workers without benefits or paid vacations is just too tempting . Workers on paid vacations and part-time workers also are included . Many workers have no paid vacation at all , only about one third of unemployed get unemployment support , all that should be regulated by good labor laws . " Trips outside the United States are also not supposed to exceed a week in length out of concern , the rules state , for " the public perception that such trips often may amount to paid vacations for the Member and his family at the expense of special interest groups .