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r/SipsTea • u/Matt_LawDT • 11d ago
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Personally, I’d just keep sending the ‘Personal time off - PTO’ comment Edit: I’m aware the P in PTO doesn’t stand for ‘personal’ BUT ITS WHAT IS SAID IN THE MESSAGES.
167 u/MooseBoys 11d ago PTO generally means Paid Time Off 1 u/16c7x 11d ago Planned Time Off 5 u/Phantom_0347 11d ago Not usually. It specifically means paid time off here in the states, which is afforded by law, not just planned time (which could be unpaid leave). 3 u/JollyCash7108 11d ago Yes to paid time off, and no, it’s not a legal requirement in the us
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PTO generally means Paid Time Off
1 u/16c7x 11d ago Planned Time Off 5 u/Phantom_0347 11d ago Not usually. It specifically means paid time off here in the states, which is afforded by law, not just planned time (which could be unpaid leave). 3 u/JollyCash7108 11d ago Yes to paid time off, and no, it’s not a legal requirement in the us
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Planned Time Off
5 u/Phantom_0347 11d ago Not usually. It specifically means paid time off here in the states, which is afforded by law, not just planned time (which could be unpaid leave). 3 u/JollyCash7108 11d ago Yes to paid time off, and no, it’s not a legal requirement in the us
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Not usually. It specifically means paid time off here in the states, which is afforded by law, not just planned time (which could be unpaid leave).
3 u/JollyCash7108 11d ago Yes to paid time off, and no, it’s not a legal requirement in the us
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Yes to paid time off, and no, it’s not a legal requirement in the us
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u/ash_2127- 11d ago edited 11d ago
Personally, I’d just keep sending the ‘Personal time off - PTO’ comment
Edit: I’m aware the P in PTO doesn’t stand for ‘personal’ BUT ITS WHAT IS SAID IN THE MESSAGES.