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I quit a place that had the opposite, you were required to work your last two weeks, no vacation. It was frustrating because I had mapped out using up my vacat
by epage 4y ago
I quit a place that had the opposite, you were required to work your last two weeks, no vacation. It was frustrating because I had mapped out using up my vacation before the job change, unaware of the policy.
- lotsoweiners 4y agoWhat are they going to do? Fire you?
- modderation 4y agoEven worse, they might even try to _hire_ you!
- icedchai 4y agoSounds like you should've been "sick" during those last 2 weeks.
- ghaff 4y agoIf I quit and gave two weeks notice (and expected to be paid for that time), I would absolutely expect to be working for those two weeks doing the whole handoff thing which is why notice is often the custom. Past that, I'd expect vacation to be either paid out where those are the rules or taken after "last day of work" (which has some benefits for the employee). In this case, you probably weren't actually required so if you really wanted to take the full vacation, you should probably be have been "I won't be here on Monday."