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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m a stodgy elder Millennia. New company has “unlimited PTO.” How much time off is actually reasonable? Expected? Trying to MMOB but employee who started at the same time has taken 6 weeks off in a 4 month period. Non consecutive like work 2 weeks, take a week off. I’ve taken 2 days for being sick. Years of limited PTO makes me fearful of taking time. Clearly I’m doing it wrong. What’s the norm? [/quote] My company has unlimited PTO, but in the last few years amended the policy to say that after taking 30 days off in a year you should check in with your manager before taking additional time off. I see 30 days at the limit. We also get 11-12 federal holidays plus 3-4 additional days between Christmas and New Year. Additionally, in the US we have 10 sick days in addition to bereavement leave and 24 weeks of maternity leave for women. [/quote] Lots of companies only give it for women. But let you use a combo of STD/LTD/Sick Days and FMLA. My wife got six months off when she gave birth this way. The man did not give birth to anything. [/quote]
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