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^ time to set more boundaries
PwC wants you to take off, once you accrue 176 hours (years worth) you start losing it. Vacation accrues each pay period.
No option to cash out here. We can only carry over 50% of the amount accrued.
Accruing mine so when I leave I get paid for leaving 👍😎 (Pat on the back considering when I leave for competitor, you get escorted out same day like your important HAHA)
Deloitte as well, but it’s primarily lip service. You ‘get’ 6 weeks, but usually have the time to take 2 weeks or so.
We get to roll over 80hrs then cash out the rest.
We accrue up to 300 hours and can cash out the full balance when we leave. I got nearly 150 hours of PTO when I left!
I wish this was an option. Currently at the max and struggling to take time off
What's EY policy?
I don’t save them on purpose. I’m constantly having my PTO interrupted so I don’t charge it when I’m not able to take the day