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Are you entitled to 25 days of vacation per year? The law says 22, but there are those who can have more
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Are you entitled to 25 days of vacation per year? The law says 22, but there are those who can have more

RFM2 September 2026 at 16:20

Portuguese legislation establishes that workers are entitled to 22 working days of vacation per year. However, the article suggests that this number may vary depending on certain conditions.

Some workers may be entitled to more than the 22 days provided by law, potentially reaching 25 days or even exceeding that number in specific situations.

The article promises to explain which situations allow workers to benefit from additional vacation days, but the complete content with those specific details is not available in this excerpt.

The title invites readers to discover which conditions allow workers to enjoy more days of rest than the established legal minimum.

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