Unless you live in a state that requires PTO be paid - out at termination, you will lose

Posted: Jun 19th, 2018 - 3:21 pm In Reply to: giving notice/PTO - question

any PTO you have left when you leave. You probably should wait for it to post and call in sick a few days the following week and then you can quit or whatever. The last few layoffs came just after the quarterly PTO posted, so you might consider that too, use it as soon as it posts and possibly be laid off shortly after.

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