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Someone correct me if I’m wrong but you get your hourly rate (basically salary divided by 2080 (which is 52 40-hour weeks)), then multiply your hourly rate by accrued PTO hours.
Example, if earning $100,000 and have 7 days PTO:
100000/2080=$48 per hour
7 days * 8 hours a day = 56 PTO hours
So payout = 48 * 56 = $2,688
~4.2k for about 18 days
Multiply your pto hours by salary/2080
This will depend on your salary. I dont think how other’s numbers will help you. Better ask what %age of biweekly was the payout
80 hours should equal your biweekly pay