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I don't want accrued benefits. That means that someone owes me 1000s of dollars and I cannot have that debt honored unless I quit my job? I generally try to wo
by gitfan86 4y ago
I don't want accrued benefits. That means that someone owes me 1000s of dollars and I cannot have that debt honored unless I quit my job?
I generally try to work at places that value my contributions but do not try to micromanage me. If I want/need to take time off, I do. If at some point I'm taking off so much time that they no longer feel that I'm contributing enough to the company, then fine they can let me go.
- geraldwhen 4y agoI’ve always worked at accrued vacation companies, but it was never really an issue. You can take vacation in January if you want, although if you blow your whole vacation in January and quit in February I suppose that could cause problems.
- maxerickson 4y agoThe contract will often have a payback clause or reduced time for the first year of vacation hours if they are granted annually. So the benefit is earned more than it is awarded ahead of time, the company shouldn't complain that you use it.