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lewdog 12-02-2017 12:40 PM

Paid Time Off from work. How is yours awarded?
 
I am curious about the number of days your employer awards as paid time off each year. Our company is currently being bought out and the new owners are suggesting they may cut our PTO time as it's "much" too generous and not in line with most companies.

Are your PTO and sick days separate, or the same? Our current system lumps all our paid time of together so you can use it how you need.

Ours is a ramping system where new employees get 15 days (3 weeks) per year, ramping up to 5+ years of service where you are awarded between 25-28 days (5-5.5 weeks) per year. I've been with the company six years so I am maxing out yearly PTO. They are considering capping us at 18 days.

We also get 6 paid holidays per year.


Tell me how your employer treats and awards PTO.

I enjoy the offseason and the life event threads here at CP.

Thanks.

Demonpenz 12-02-2017 12:43 PM

PTO days or not there are going to be those fringe employees that call in sick when they can get away with it. Paid or not.

BlackHelicopters 12-02-2017 12:45 PM

I give my staff paid time off using a complex blowjob/swallow formula.

mlyonsd 12-02-2017 12:45 PM

Earn 11.3 hours per pay period which is every two weeks. Caps out at 396 hours...or somewhere close to that. I've been with the same company 25 years.

I think for new hires it's like 7.8 hours per pay period, 7-24 years 9.3.

kcpasco 12-02-2017 12:45 PM

PTB. It accrues 5 hours a week and maxes out at 7 if you are there 20 plus years. They capped it at 2000 hours because some people would never use it and cash it all when they retired. Lol

TLO 12-02-2017 12:45 PM

I'm fairly new at my office, so I'm not 100% sure how my companies PTO policy works. I do know we accrue a certain amount of PTO each paycheck. (The longer you are with the company, the more PTO you get per check)

Ours is also lumped in together as far as sick time and just regular days off.

hometeam 12-02-2017 12:51 PM

PTO only. My company when you start your first 'full' year on jan 1 you get 7 days, 2nd year is 12, and stays at 12 forever.

eDave 12-02-2017 12:52 PM

3 weeks annual vacation. 5 sick days. A few floating holidays.

Bugeater 12-02-2017 12:55 PM

I was a ****ing year and a half away from having an additional week when my last employer decided to sell off all their Pigsknuckle properties. Not even sure with my new job and I probably won't stick around long enough for it to matter anyway.

AndChiefs 12-02-2017 12:57 PM

PTO combined. 17 days starting and maxes at 29 days at 15 years.

AndChiefs 12-02-2017 12:58 PM

For your situation, at six years, it's 24 days.

Bugeater 12-02-2017 12:59 PM

Oh yeah, they ****ed me out of 90 hours of sick time as well.

No, I'm not bitter.

The Franchise 12-02-2017 01:00 PM

Sick days are separate from vacation days.

80 hours of sick time per year.
Vacation starts at 4.25 hours per two week pay period. After 10 years it maxes out at 6.25 (which is where I’m at).

I’m government though.

Frazod 12-02-2017 01:01 PM

20 vacation days, 8 personal days and one floating holiday.

The new employees only get 5 personal days, but they didn't take the days away from the older ones. One of the few perks of having been there forever.

The Franchise 12-02-2017 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pestilence (Post 13254026)
Sick days are separate from vacation days.

80 hours of sick time per year.
Vacation starts at 4.25 hours per two week pay period. After 10 years it maxes out at 6.25 (which is where I’m at).

I’m government though.

We also get an optional holiday to take during Christmas and New Years. Plus one floating holiday for the year.


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