• Meeech@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Where I work, I get 5 days worth of PTO which can be used for either sick time or vacation time. It takes (8) 40 hour weeks to generate 1 new PTO day. We’re not allowed to take unpaid time off, you’re required to use your PTO. If you do not have any PTO left, you go up to 40 hours negative. You are then required to work 40 weeks to break out of the negative. If you decide to quit or are fired while in the negative, that hourly difference is deducted from your last paycheck.

    It didn’t used to be this way. The family owned company I work for was bought out by a 500 million dollar corporation.

    Shits fucked yo.

    • sparkle@lemm.ee
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      3 months ago

      There’s no way them deducting pay out of your last paycheck is legal in any way. How hasn’t soneone sued the hell out of them?