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droptrack97 03-04-2023 02:44 PM

Vacation time and PTO
 
Can someone explain how vacation time/PTO is earned, bid, and used? Is it hours per month? And how is it used, in hours, days?

Thanks

sincity 03-05-2023 01:19 PM


Originally Posted by droptrack97 (Post 3602081)
Can someone explain how vacation time/PTO is earned, bid, and used? Is it hours per month? And how is it used, in hours, days?

Thanks

As a new hire you'll get 5 hours of PTO per pay period which is twice a month. You'll bid every 6 months for a vacation spot if you want one. You don't have to bid for vacation and many people don't. They just work their bid to augment for an extended amount of time off.

If you do bid for a vacation, you'll use 5 days of PTO and get the previous 4 days off as well as 4 days off after the 5 days you bid for. So 13 days of, but only paid for 5.

droptrack97 03-05-2023 04:50 PM


Originally Posted by sincity (Post 3602457)
As a new hire you'll get 5 hours of PTO per pay period which is twice a month. You'll bid every 6 months for a vacation spot if you want one. You don't have to bid for vacation and many people don't. They just work their bid to augment for an extended amount of time off.

If you do bid for a vacation, you'll use 5 days of PTO and get the previous 4 days off as well as 4 days off after the 5 days you bid for. So 13 days of, but only paid for 5.

How many hours are considered a day if you're earning 5 hours per pay period?

House83 03-05-2023 04:56 PM


Originally Posted by droptrack97 (Post 3602540)
How many hours are considered a day if you're earning 5 hours per pay period?

8 hours of PTO is considered to be 1 day of work.

airbus 03-06-2023 06:22 PM


Originally Posted by House83 (Post 3602542)
8 hours of PTO is considered to be 1 day of work.

So just to continue the logic 5 hours per pay period, 5 days for 13 days off, 8 x 5 =40 So after 8 pay periods you accrue 1 week (13 Days ) off? Is this correct? If so can any of this be used in the first year or only in year 2/ Thanks

C340 03-17-2023 05:08 PM


Originally Posted by airbus (Post 3603196)
So just to continue the logic 5 hours per pay period, 5 days for 13 days off, 8 x 5 =40 So after 8 pay periods you accrue 1 week (13 Days ) off? Is this correct? If so can any of this be used in the first year or only in year 2/ Thanks

Assuming this is correct, about 2 weeks off every 4 months? That doesn’t sound so bad.

sincity 03-29-2023 05:44 PM


Originally Posted by C340 (Post 3609247)
Assuming this is correct, about 2 weeks off every 4 months? That doesn’t sound so bad.

24 pay periods a year. 5 hours of PTO each pay period. 120 hours divided by 8 hours is 15 days a year.

You take 5 days off to get 13 straight vacation days. So if you could get the bid, you could take 39 days off but you're only getting paid for 15.


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