Confirmed by the Workers' Statute: if you get sick during vacation you have the right to recover the days
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Confirmed by the Workers' Statute: if you get sick during vacation you have the right to recover the days

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General12 September 2026 at 05:00

According to the article, the Workers' Statute confirms that if a worker gets sick during the vacation period, they have the right to recover the lost days of rest. This legal provision protects workers' rights in these situations.

When people prepare to enjoy their vacation period, whether at Christmas or at any other time of the year, everyone wishes not to get sick so they can enjoy days away from work with their family.

The article mentions that this phenomenon has a scientific explanation known as disconnection syndrome. It is a reaction of the organism when the person finally stops after a long period of intense work.

During days of intense work, the body is flooded with high levels of stress, which explains why many people get sick precisely when they arrive at vacation and finally relax.

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