Old 04-28-12 | 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by AdamDZ
Well, if we had a decent chunk of vacation then the chances of quitting would be lower. It's employers own problem because they're too cheap to give their employees at least 4 weeks off the bat.
+1. My wife actually had to 'pre-pay' her vacation/PTO out of her own pocket for the first year, and then the company kicks in starting the second year. I damned near blew a gasket when I found out.
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