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PTO - Fedup

Posted: Jan 20th, 2017 - 7:01 am In Reply to: Another new imedx PTO policy. No more sick time. - MTneedmorelube

It says we have until March to use accrued sick & vacation time and that the new PTO plan was rolled out in October, but I do not recall seeing anything. We are losing sick, but I have not seen, are we still earning PTO and if so at what rate?

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