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Better check your math. Assuming you work 2000 hours per year, if you start in June, you vest after 2.5 years. If you start in July, you vest after 3.5 years.
by cameldrv 11y ago
Better check your math. Assuming you work 2000 hours per year, if you start in June, you vest after 2.5 years. If you start in July, you vest after 3.5 years. 3 years would be the average, and 2 years would be impossible.
- delecti 11y agoI started in July 2012, and I worked at least 1000 hours before the end of 2012, so that counted as a calendar year in which i worked at least 1000 hours. I easily hit 1000 hours in 2013, having worked there the entire year. I hit 1000 hours approximately halfway through 2014, becoming 100% vested after about 2 years of employment. Maybe my original post was misleading, if you can tell me what you misunderstood then I can edit it to clarify. Regardless, I assure you that I was 100% vested in mid 2014, after roughly 2 full years of employment spanning 3 calendar years.