The smoke and mirrors of unlimited paid time off
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Re: The smoke and mirrors of unlimited paid time off
#2Unlimited paid time off is by definition a scam, I don't even understand why some companies propose it
Re: The smoke and mirrors of unlimited paid time off
#3My big 4 consulting firm did not pay me a dime of saved leaves when they laid me off -because unlimited PTO
Another company which had set 22 days a year paid me the balance of pending 6 leaves when they laid me off .
In both cases there were department wide layoffs but the one with set PTO at least paid me for that.
Re: The smoke and mirrors of unlimited paid time off
#4Unlimited paid time off is by definition a scam, I don't even understand why some companies propose it
I think you answered your own question: it's a scam to enable the company to save money and reduce actual vacation days.
Re: The smoke and mirrors of unlimited paid time off
#5"Unlimited payed time off sounds great - can I just get it in writing that it is OK for me to take 6 weeks off over the summer every year?"
Re: The smoke and mirrors of unlimited paid time off
#6I have unlimited PTO and take 6-8 weeks a year. There are employers where it’s not smoke and mirrors.