#pto

Curious if anyone has heard how our benefits could be changing - I.e holidays, PTO, health benefits, etc.

During a town hall El Jefe let the cat out of the bag – NCRV is making less money than it is spending so the reduction last week was necessary. He did say he was looking forward with excitement – most likely because he knows there are thousands more that can be cut if necessary!!

Something else that he said was important, he encouraged everyone to go to your doctor appointments and take care of your sick children.

It is what he did not say that is really important here – the fact that they are tracking the number of days in the office and amount of time that you are in the office – so he should have also added that since they are tracking everyone’s time - make sure you are in the office the required number of hours or you will be placed on the next CUT list…

Some friendly advice - to be careful you might want to take a sick day or vacation day when you have to take care of yourself and your family!!

Something else they don’t advertise – you can also take time off without pay. This is useful if you have run out of vacation or sick days and it is obviously not the most desired path but it may just help you keep your job….especially next year when the 5 days / week…8 hours per day requirement kicks in.

My advice is to take your vacation without pay and then save your vacation days for when life happens…I am being sarcastic of course..

To paraphrase El Jefe – if you don’t want to be here 5 days a week 8 hours per day then they don’t want you!! In my opinion that includes just about everyone..

Has anyone heard details on how much of a decrease we will hear about in pto on benefit changes that will be announced on sept 10?

God forbid the powers-at-be consider taking a closer look at the top of the food chain to stop the bleeding. Management should cut those “leaders” who can check these boxes….

Regularly parks in a visitor spot out front because their car is too obnoxious to drive in a parking garage, exhibits superiority complex tendencies, won’t acknowledge individual contributors on their team and instead communicates through a bad game of telephone via their direct report supervisors, takes a questionable amount of PTO (not like their presence is missed anyways), prioritizes closing deals that benefit the green competitor boys across the street, and inexplicable career success that could only be due to being in the right place at the right time.

In FI - three more associates on teams in my group are out on leave due to stress. Constantly altering the roles, adding responsibilities, letting some internal groups who are supposed to support us borderline belittle us, refuse associate vacation day requests since they staff teams so thin - it’s depressing. Directors have said in huddles that they know how bad it is but it doesn’t matter. What a place. It’s so depressing.

Usually I can't wait for an extra day off. Right now, I don't care. I'm so stressed I know I won't be able to enjoy it. Oracle has taken all the joy out of the few extra days off we have and replaced it with dread. All I can think about is, am I next? I hate this place so, so much.

For us that were laid off and still haven’t found a job, happy Labor Day and enjoy the US Open tennis at Flushing Meadows. Come by the stadium suite in Arthur Ashe stadium this weekend.

Anyone else hear rumors that unlimited PTO is going away next year?

After all the soul crushing changes and stuff the company has been put through the past few years, for those left maybe management should give a day or so of extra PTO as an act of good will! If they remotely care about productivity people need a break!

For associates that get ISP, do they receive the regular T2 bonus while on leave?

Is any one having trouble getting into My time off?

These surveys are beyond RIDICULOUS…there is no REAL changes from them just more busy work!!! We as managers and Directors are not typically the issue but we have to fix it and create a goal..wtf?! The insanity in senior leadership is running wild. Employees want better raises/AIP, more PTO, TO WORK FROM HOME, to not need to use 6 platforms looking for pieces of information and for sh-t to just work in general. He-l I settled for not having too reach out to 20 people looking for simple answers. As line level manage and Directors we can tell our Staff VP’s til we are blue in face about raises and AIP needs but it doesn’t matter! That is if you have a Staff VP that will give you time to discuss anything!!!

Can anyone confirm if they were paid out their PTO upon being fired/quitting. I am having an issue with that as well as being paid my commission. Ideally looking for feedback from someone not in California.