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[quote=Anonymous][quote]o, the op has it correct. Companies don't want you to take 12 weeks unpaid and then still have 2 weeks vacation you can take a few months later when you come back. Major burn out when you return to work and then can't take a vacation for an entire year. Going back to work after maternity leave is very difficult. I got bronchitis a few months after returning and because I had no sick leave I just kept coming to work. It was hard, but I had no alternative. I wish I had the ability to take lwop.[/quote] THIS. and if it is PTO it has to be used for sick AND vacation. Which means no leave for a sick OP. And a parnter can't handle every childcare illness, daycare closure, etc (and, what if partner is sick or an hourly job). Plus, forget about an actual vacation. What about a death or illness in the family? That's PTO. Religious observance if you are not Christian? That's PTO. Brother gets married on a Friday evening? That's PTO. It's why PTO sucks once you get sick or have kids. It's great if you have no kids and never get sick/injured. And then once you do, you realize that your life become a rotating mess of work, family care, illness, and doctor visits. [/quote]
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