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Petruschke
Jun 04, 2014Explorer
To all: I am in a constant state of "how can we make a better workplace for our campers" here at Corporate. In that spirit, I am working with benefits to enhance & expand what we can offer our seasonal workers. This is a NEW benefit and as such hasn't been executed as yet so I don't have a history to explain how we've applied it previously.
FYI - in "corporate speak" PTO stands for paid time off. ATO stands for accrued time off - not paid.
This means you will accrue 20 hours of unpaid time off after the 1st 21 days on the job and another 20 hours after 90 days. Since this is unpaid time off we do not compensate you with payment if you choose not to take the time.
I hope this clarifies the issue for you.
FYI - in "corporate speak" PTO stands for paid time off. ATO stands for accrued time off - not paid.
This means you will accrue 20 hours of unpaid time off after the 1st 21 days on the job and another 20 hours after 90 days. Since this is unpaid time off we do not compensate you with payment if you choose not to take the time.
I hope this clarifies the issue for you.
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