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80 hours is the average number of PTO for private sector employees who have completed one year of service, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
This number does not include sick days or paid holidays.

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As of this year I have 3 weeks.

It used to be 2 weeks but I hit my 5 year anniversary last fall and got a 3rd week.
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5 weeks

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Other, get checks, bout a dollar to two dollars an hour, depends which venue

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30 days

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I can't choose any of these options. I'm full time employed but I get zero vacation. I do, however, self-schedule so if I don't want to work, I just don't work. So I have infinite vacation really, I just don't get paid if I'm off (paid by the hour + end of year bonuses)

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30 days, but I can't combine that with weekends unless I'm returning to work on a Monday or something. AKA, if I'm going out of the area for two weeks, I have to take the Saturday and Sunday off in the middle.

Also right now I have like 70+ days saved up fml

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+/- 3 weeks. Hardly take any vacation days though, so technically have enough saved up to go away for 3 months

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im a student, so weekends, afternoons, nights, and holiday breaks.

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I've worked where I do for 8 years. I get 157 hours paid vacation plus 80 hours paid sick time per year. If i stay here two more years then I'll start making close to 200 hours vacation per year, which will be where it tops out iirc.

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I work for the state government. Right now, I get 192 hours a year of paid time off. Plus I have over 350 hours of sick time saved up, but that can only be used for sick, not as vacation time.

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Zero.

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24 days of paid vacation per year. Mandatory for employer to offer 4 week continous vacation during summer. But you can choose to take less or divide it up.


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4 weeks off which is nice

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10 hours a month, so I guess 120. With a max of 320 hours which I'm at... I should take more vacation.

my company also shuts down the last week of the year, so it's essentially 4 weeks I guess.
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Half a day every pay period, which doesn't sound like a lot but it adds up quickly, and with 26 pay periods a year that's 13 days. Plus whatever "overtime" you work can be added to time off but you can only hold a max of 3 days of that at any given time. And then sick leave on top of that.

So I've just been sitting at home building all of this up because taking a vacation right now would just be more sitting at home.

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I've been on vacation for 7 months now due to the CCP Virus.

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26 days. I get 8 hours every 2 weeks. Next year in June my accrual rate goes up to a little over 9 hours every 2 weeks or 31 days a year.

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30 days a year and I can roll over up to 60 into the next year.

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