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In response to "At my company, we switched to PTO at the beginning of 08. They calculated our new PTO days as vaca + sick + 2 extra." by TFox

We get continual rollover, 20 days a year total + you can buy an extra 5 days at 70% of 'cost'.

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Mar 27 '09, 08:44

So 5 weeks off a year if you so desire it. Every pay period, I get about 6.7 hours of PTO added.

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I have rollover to a point, then I lose them. -- nm - loosilu Mar 27, 08:52
this seems to me like very little. you've been there many years, right? is that the max? - five tuesdays left love mandy lane Mar 27, 08:48 7
- That seems like a lot to me - or is that in place of statutory holidays - Reagen Mar 27, 08:52 3
  - wow. in my experience, twenty days PTO with many years of service is very thin. - five tuesdays left love mandy lane Mar 27, 08:56 1
    - I guess it's the # of sick days - Reagen Mar 27, 09:04
  - I get 20 days a year, which is vacay + sick. Holidays are additional. -- nm - loosilu Mar 27, 08:54
- Wow. To me, that's a ton. -- nm - TFox Mar 27, 08:51 2
  - yeah, it was a lot. we accrued sick time and used it for short-term disability (again, self-funded) but still 20 days per year for *everything* when - five tuesdays left love mandy lane Mar 27, 08:52
  - it's about what I have, and I have nothing to complain about. 4 paid weeks off. -- nm - loosilu Mar 27, 08:52
I have to use 'em or lose 'em. It sucks. -- nm - Diva Mar 27, 08:45 6
- I would so rather be paid for them - cause when I take off work ( like yesterday) I have to work twice as hard to make up for it - Epiphany Mar 27, 08:49 1
  - I would *love* to be able to cash them in. That would be great. -- nm - Diva Mar 27, 08:50
- Same here, so you bet your ass I use 'em :) -- nm - Shaun Mar 27, 08:48 3
  - *nods* will not lose them - no matter what - Epiphany Mar 27, 08:49 2
    - I will never lose them. Ever. Even if it means a staycation where I end up doing nothing but making lasagna and going to the movies. - Diva Mar 27, 08:52 1
      - LOL to the IM - already happened - word, word - so very word. - Epiphany Mar 27, 08:54

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