Thread regarding UnitedHealth Group Inc. layoffs

Use PTO or not before a layoff

Do you get your PTO balance paid if laid off ?

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Post ID: @OP+1odncrI0

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I live In Illinois and they are mandated to pay every hour I have. I work in Quest and can not imagine a layoff not coming. We have been slow for 10 months now. I am saving every hour of PTO I have

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Post ID: @brsd+1odncrI0

Cali, Colorado, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Rhode Island, and Wyoming will be paid all accrued time, this is state law. Everyone else, only 40 unfortunately. I know someone laid off that got all accrued time in one of the states above

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Post ID: @3zyp+1odncrI0

I was laid off on 8/10, and the separation letter clearly states they will only pay unused PTO up to 40 hours, so be sure to manage it.

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Post ID: @2bsh+1odncrI0

I heard from someone laid off they got paid out 40 hours even though they had more. So I'd plan to keep no more than 40.

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Post ID: @2qtj+1odncrI0

Use it up baby

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Post ID: @2vhx+1odncrI0

I try not to ever keep much of a PTO balance just in case. My co worker was laid off and they told her that her PTO would be on her final check and it was not

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Post ID: @wem+1odncrI0

If you have a balance of 40 hours or less you get it. Anything over you don’t.

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Post ID: @app+1odncrI0

Depends on the state you live in. Somewhere around 7 states have state laws which force UHC to pay out accrued PTO. Might be in the severance policy.

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Post ID: @oqi+1odncrI0

From my understanding is that it's a no. I would use that up.

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