Probably correct... - sm

Posted: Apr 30th, 2016 - 12:47 pm In Reply to: Could the "new and exciting" method of PTO - be N way of getting out of paying

I ended up having to use all the rest of my PTO for OOW days, just so I could bring home even just a little bit of money. I have quit also, but I was able to use all of it up instead of having to see if I had to fight with them to cash it in at the end. I did give 2 weeks' also.

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Could the "new and exciting" method of PTO - be N way of getting out of paying (Views: 757, 2016-04-30, 11:58 am)
- Probably correct... - sm
  - I encourage anyone who is considering quitting...which - is probably most of us.... (Views: 803, 2016-04-30, 1:10 pm)
- I knew it - from the beginning (Views: 599, 2016-04-30, 1:25 pm)
- I would check with the Labor Board on that. - PTO is something you EARNED - sm (Views: 591, 2016-04-30, 3:18 pm)
  - No..in my state they do not have to pay PTO, sick or vacation, etc - your state is Cali and they are (Views: 580, 2016-04-30, 3:50 pm)
- First of all - sm - anon (Views: 609, 2016-04-30, 4:05 pm)
  - I have thought that for a long time. - Tired (Views: 538, 2016-04-30, 5:06 pm)
- PTO front loaded quarterly - all smiles (Views: 753, 2016-04-30, 8:31 pm)