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>I'm actually surprised that many part time employees are given paid time off at all. And there's the rub: it's expected over here.
by Spare_account 7y ago
>I'm actually surprised that many part time employees are given paid time off at all.
And there's the rub: it's expected over here.
- Gwypaas 7y agoOr as in Sweden, if you work hourly you usually don't get PTO. Instead you get it as cash, about 12% extra on the salary a normal worker would get.
- Symbiote 7y agoIt's not just expected, it's the law! 28 days, though 8 of them can be the standard public holidays, leaving 20. It's pro rata for part time employees, and often given as cash to people on temporary contracts.