Thread regarding Intel Corp. layoffs

"Unlimited Vacation Policy" is the latest dirty scheme of corporations to reduce benefits

The "Unlimited Vacation Policy" is the latest dirty trick that Corporate America has come up with. The advantage of the "Unlimited Vacation Policy" for the corporation is:

1- Erases the financial liability in their books for "unused vacations".

2- When they lay you off, they wouldn't pay you anything for your otherwise "unused vacations"

3- employees get less vacation time in practice because they can only take it when they are "done with their assignments" which is totally subjective and may never happen. Moreover employees feel that they have been given a favor when they take it.

4- Employees worry that if they take vacations, they would get a lower performance review grade compared to the ones that do not request vacation and keep working. This would deter them from asking for it.

5- Manager's cronies get more vacation than others and there is no mechanism to regulate it.

6- It works as a good propaganda statement for HR for recruiting to say they have "Unlimited Vacation Policy".

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Post ID: @OP+FNXe0NQ

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No. Some guy just posted this on multiple thelayoff.com company sites.

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Post ID: @2xni+FNXe0NQ

Did Intel just announce unlimited vacation?

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Post ID: @1ncf+FNXe0NQ

I was talking about exempts. All non-exempts at all Intel sites have always been paid for unused vacation. So for clarification, the only exempts that get paid for unused vacation at Intel are Calif employees because it is required by law there. The other states that Intel is located in do not have that requirement, therefore I guess Intel feels they don't need to do it.

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Post ID: @1los+FNXe0NQ

xso, Correct. Only in Cali

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Post ID: @1exz+FNXe0NQ

non-exempts (hourly) employees are also paid for our unused vacation when we leave a company.

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Post ID: @jmt+FNXe0NQ

@jte - You must be in Calif. It is required by law in Calif that employees be paid their vacation pay when they leave their place of employment, whether they quit on their own volition, get fired, or laid off. I doubt that would happen at any of the other Intel sites.

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Post ID: @xso+FNXe0NQ

I like it unlimited

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Post ID: @fkk+FNXe0NQ

I got $10K in unpaid vacation after ISP.

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