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Overall, 79% of U.S. workers received paid holidays last year , while 77% were eligible for paid vacation.
But for earners in the bottom 10% of wages, those shares dropped to 46% and 43% for those at the bottom of the income scale.
The numbers were even more stark when it came to sick leave, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics .
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