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Micro-retirement (n.) is a planned break from work, taken mid-career for rest or travel, instead of saving all leisure for old age.
Micro-retirement (n.) is burnout's exit interview, held on a beach.
Micro-retirement (n.) is a vacation that had to quit its job to happen.
A TIAA Institute report found many adults under 27 don't expect a traditional retirement at all.
Micro-retirement (n.) is a resignation letter with a return address.
Micro-retirement (n.) is a career break that ends the day the savings do.
The U.S. has no federally required paid vacation; private-sector workers average about 11 days after one year on the job.
Merriam-Webster answered the trend on X with 'Vacations. The word is "vacations,"' a post seen nearly two million times.
Micro-retirement (n.) is quitting, rebranded so your parents can tell the neighbors.
Micro-retirement (n.) is taking the gold-watch years while your knees still work.