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How much vacation time do you have stored up at work?
- Thread starter PersonAndStuff
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A couple of weeks right now. I never really take time off. I keep telling myself I'm saving it for a time to disappear for weeks on end.
18 days.
Started the year with 23.
Don't plan on staying at my current job much longer so I'm trying to use them here and there.
Started the year with 23.
Don't plan on staying at my current job much longer so I'm trying to use them here and there.
114hours, i can also buy one weeks annual leave if required
Last place i worked at i had 3months of A/L.
Last place i worked at i had 3months of A/L.
32 hours, but I just spent 16 of those for an upcoming trip.
I would normally get 3 weeks over the course of a year and I haven't spent any other hours so far, so I think I'm doing fine in that regard.
I would normally get 3 weeks over the course of a year and I haven't spent any other hours so far, so I think I'm doing fine in that regard.
I'm currently single and don't have big travel plans by myself so I've been storing them. I am pretty much maxed out and use 1-2 days a month until I'm maxed out and repeat. 240 vacation and 48 personal and 40 sick. Can't wait until I quit and get that big fat paycheck
~50 days,
about 30 of those are thanks to Long Service Leave (Australian thing where if you work somewhere for 7+ years you get a bunch more leave, that you can generally use after 10 years, but if you leave between 7 - 10 years you get paid out for it)
Australian Leave doesn''t reset each year, so it will just keep building up.
about 30 of those are thanks to Long Service Leave (Australian thing where if you work somewhere for 7+ years you get a bunch more leave, that you can generally use after 10 years, but if you leave between 7 - 10 years you get paid out for it)
Australian Leave doesn''t reset each year, so it will just keep building up.
I get 5 weeks vacation, 12 sick days, and 3 personal days a year. Still have almost all of it left for this year.
My employer provides 5 weeks vacation to everyone when they are hired per year and I'm in the US. Rare as hell.
I get just over 13 hours a month. So over the year it comes out to just about a month (20 work days). I've been there less than 5 years so I can only bank up to 160 hours. But there is no expiration. Currently I have around 90ish I think.
Once I hit 5 years, I can bank up to like 240 I think.
Sick time? Probably 150 or so. Haven't looked in awhile.
Once I hit 5 years, I can bank up to like 240 I think.
Sick time? Probably 150 or so. Haven't looked in awhile.
Something like -78 hours according to the system, but my work recently introduced unlimited PTO. As long as I'm getting my work done and not abusing the privilege, I can take off as much time as I want.
(The 78 hours does include time I have planned off for later in the year, and the vacation I'm on right now.)
(The 78 hours does include time I have planned off for later in the year, and the vacation I'm on right now.)
160 hours of vacation, 24 hours of personal, and 140 hours of sick. They recently reduced how much sick time we can have so it may be a little lower.
I basically work a lot.
I'm in a similar situation as RetroMG, I can take off whenever and as long as I get it approved from my immediate boss, and get my work done, it's not really tracked.
I basically work a lot.
I'm in a similar situation as RetroMG, I can take off whenever and as long as I get it approved from my immediate boss, and get my work done, it's not really tracked.
Currently have about 20 days vacation and 12 days sick time. Accumulate 20/10 each year and can bank up to 2.5x the annual amount before I lose it if I remember right. But it will dwindle down quickly when we have another kid since I will have to use either sick or vacation time to pay myself during FMLA leave.
That's nice. The jobs I've had only pay out leftover vacation time but not sick. Had I paid attention and known at my last job I may have tried to actually use my sick time while I was there.