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Many employees don’t seem to consider that while PTO means “paid time off,” it doesn’t indicate the time is protected or free from discipline. I hear many people parrot “PTO means prepare the others,” and unfortunately, this isn’t the case. Employers and managers can deny PTO/vacation time/sick time (as long as it’s not state mandated time and the employee is using it within the law in their state) or allow it’s use but discipline staff for using it outside of policy rules. For example, an employee requests a day off, the employer says no, and the employee takes it off anyway, the employer or manager can allow the employee to be paid but still discipline them for using the time. Again, this excludes employees using state mandated time who are using it within the legal rules in their state. Paid time off is not the same thing as legally protected time off. Companies can set clear rules around the paid time off they offer. Including vacation, sick time, holiday pay, floating holidays, personal days etc. In most states, employers can decline to pay out unsure time upon employee termination and deny the use of it when an employee gives their resignation notice. Keep in mind, this isn’t about HR making these rules. Company leadership makes these rules. And HR staff are impacted by these rules too btw! Yes, HR are employees too. #hrtiktok #humanresources #manager #managersbelike #corporatelife

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