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This x1000. If a benefit isn't spelled out in black and white, it should be considered non-existent. Example: I used to get a ham at Christmas time. This was
by el_dev_hell 8y ago
This x1000.
If a benefit isn't spelled out in black and white, it should be considered non-existent.
Example: I used to get a ham at Christmas time. This was a gift from the company (i.e not in my contact). We had a bad year in 2017 and there was no ham - that's fine.
- jobigoud 8y agoHow is paying what's due a "benefit"?
- moftz 8y agoPTO is a benefit since there is no law that it has to be given out. Paying out PTO after you leave is another thing that isn't mandated so therefore it's a benefit. PTO and the payout of the balance shouldn't be a benefit, it should be the law.