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Do they pay for unutilized PTO

Do they pay for unutilized PTO

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Post ID: @OP+1uNpb4ng

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FWIW -- I had staff I had to let go in prior RIFs over the years...and those employees (who met eligibility requirements) DID get their pro-rated bonuses. As a Leader...I had no way to stop this or re-allocate their dollars to others.

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Post ID: @2kgu+1uNpb4ng

Just put in for my remaining Floating holidays and cashed in my Heart at Work points today.

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Post ID: @1hjw+1uNpb4ng

Accrued PTO, including any carryover from 2023, will be paid out. If you are eligible for retirement, you will also be paid for what you would have accrued between your separation date and the last day of the year. If you are bonus eligible prior to your separation date, you’ll receive a prorated bonus payout when bonuses are paid out to active employees in 2025. If you are eligible for the equity bonus (stock awards), any stock that is unvested at the end of your severance period is lost.

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Post ID: @yyo+1uNpb4ng

They won’t pay the bonus. They will say that you were not employed as of the bonus payment date. There will be no bonus and no stock options.

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Post ID: @qcy+1uNpb4ng

That is if your separation date is before 30 december, if it is in 2025 i suppose you loose a lot.

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Post ID: @eai+1uNpb4ng

To clarify it’s accrued PTO balance not used that will be paid out.

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Post ID: @vaj+1uNpb4ng

Use any floating days as you will not be paid for those. Also you have 30 days to redeem any Heart at Work points from what I read.

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Post ID: @ebj+1uNpb4ng

You are entitled to your PTO balance paid out, severance pay and yearly bonus if full time and laid off after at least one year employed.

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Post ID: @jdm+1uNpb4ng

If you are still working no. If you are laid off they will pay what you have earned when your employment ends.

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