Common use of PTO Donation Clause in Contracts

PTO Donation. An employee with a PTO balance of equal to or greater than forty (40) hours can donate up to sixteen (16) hours per year of their PTO to another employee who has a qualifying illness under the PTO donation policy who is benefit eligible, and who has exhausted their PTO and EIT accruals. The rate of pay for a donated hour of PTO is the donor’s rate.

PTO Donation. An employee with a PTO balance of equal to or greater than forty (40) hours can donate up to sixteen sixty (1660) hours per year of their PTO to another employee who has a qualifying illness under the PTO donation policy who is benefit eligible, and who has exhausted their PTO and EIT accruals. The rate of pay for a donated hour of PTO is the donor’s rate. However, the donating employees’ PTO balance must not drop below twenty‐four (24) hours.

PTO Donation. An employee A nurse with a PTO balance of equal to or greater than forty (40) hours can donate up to sixteen sixty (1660) hours per year of their PTO to another employee who has a qualifying illness under the PTO donation policy who is benefit eligible, and who has exhausted their PTO and EIT accruals. The rate of pay for a donated hour of PTO is the donor’s rate.. However, the donating employees’ PTO balance must not drop below twenty-four

PTO Donation. An employee A nurse with a PTO balance of equal to or greater than forty (40) hours can donate up to sixteen sixty (1660) hours per year of their PTO to another employee nurse who has a qualifying illness under the PTO donation policy policy, who is benefit eligible, and who has exhausted their PTO and EIT accruals. The rate of pay for a donated hour of PTO is the donor’s 's rate. However, the donating employees’ PTO balance must not drop below twenty-four(24) hours.