Eligibility for payout of PTO Sample Clauses

Eligibility for payout of PTO. An employee will receive pay for accrued but unused PTO upon voluntary separation, provided that the employee gave a minimum 14 calendar daysnotice of resignation and worked all scheduled hours during the notice period. Failure to provide this 14-day resignation notice and/or failure to work all scheduled hours during the notice period will cause the employee to be ineligible to receive accrued but unused PTO. An employee who was involuntarily terminated is not eligible to receive any PTO payout upon separation.
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