Florida granting teaching licenses to military + spouses.

[sonofUT62]

Nope. But I have immediate family members who do and I'm close to many others who do as well. They all have paid sick leave that does not come out of their vacation days. Sounds as if you should have worked for a better employer. Good thing you got out of that job.

Again it’s not mandatory. It’s a free market transaction between ownership and labor. Good for them.

 

[luthervol]

Again it’s not mandatory. It’s a free market transaction between ownership and labor. Good for them.

Indeed it is.

 

[RikidyBones]

Nope. But I have immediate family members who do and I'm close to many others who do as well. They all have paid sick leave that does not come out of their vacation days. Sounds as if you should have worked for a better employer. Good thing you got out of that job.

How much do they get of each?

 

[clarksvol00]

How much do they get of each?

We've always done sick days in addition to vacation.

 

[RikidyBones]

We've always done sick days in addition to vacation.

21+ additional sick days?

 

[luthervol]

How much do they get of each?

Two of them get unlimited PTO. Seems to be the new wave.

 

[luthervol]

Took a beach trip in mid-June. Twenty-five of us in 3 houses. We had several who did not take PTO but worked remotely. They probably averaged less than an hour of work each day. They are all in the 6 figure income range.

 

[clarksvol00]

21+ additional sick days?

2 to 3 weeks depending on time with the business and 3 or 5 sick days (I can't remember which).

 

[RikidyBones]

2 to 3 weeks depending on time with the business and 3 or 5 sick days (I can't remember which).

So that's still 20 days but 3 or 5 days is specifically sick. That'd suck if you didn't get sick. Compared to PTO of 21 days for whatever. I prefer the flexible model.

 

[clarksvol00]

So that's still 20 days but 3 or 5 days is specifically sick. That'd suck if you didn't get sick. Compared to PTO of 21 days for whatever. I prefer the flexible model.

Pay out the unused sick days at the end of the year.

 

[RikidyBones]

Pay out the unused sick days at the end of the year.

Oh they do? That'd work out. We have rollovers with flex so it just rolls into the next year up to 13 days.

 

[joevol33]

I’m in the private sector and I get 21 paid days off plus four “floating holidays “. If I’m sick….or my child is…it comes out of my PTO. Any other subjects besides grammar and private sector labor relations that you’re struggling with?

I recently switched jobs after years at my old place. I have paid sick time now. Like 3 weeks vacation, 1 week personal time, and 1 week sick time, plus 4 floating holidays like you. Never had that before, it's nice . I actually have to take a week off towards the end of the month for my wife's surgery, and using the floating holidays and a vacation day then. I'm on 12 hour shifts though, so it's a little different I guess for me. I'm in Georgia like ol trigger britches Luther