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It's even more insidious than the situation you presented. If a company does not track PTO, it means that the company does not have to pay out accrued PTO to e
by jasondrowley 4y ago
It's even more insidious than the situation you presented.
If a company does not track PTO, it means that the company does not have to pay out accrued PTO to employees exiting the company.
- xedrac 4y agoBingo. It's all about reducing liabilities on the books, while also making employees effectively beg for vacation. I thought I'd like "unlimited" PTO, but in practice, it's been a source of stress.
- confidantlake 4y agoSame for me. At a job that had unlimited PTO our boss asked who was taking Veteran's Day off. I said I was because why not it is unlimited. He messaged me saying he was a veteran and he wasn't taking the day off. Like ok? We have "unlimited pto" but have to play guessing games if taking federal holidays off is ok?
- moufestaphio 4y agoYeah, I would also add its still going to be tracked, but now that's pushed on to managers. Come performance review time, this will have an effect.