Use of PTO Bank Accruals Sample Clauses

Use of PTO Bank Accruals. During the Employee’s Benefit Anniversary Year HMH supports employees to use their full PTO accruals for their well-being. During an employee’s benefit anniversary year, it is expected that employees will work with their supervisors to schedule time off. Employees are responsible for monitoring and managing their PTO time so they use the full allocation during the year. Employees are allowed to draw from Yet to Be Earned PTO accruals and have a negative balance as long as they manage their time off to go back into a positive balance by the end of their anniversary year. On their benefit anniversary date, employees can carry over from one year to the next. Employees regularly scheduled to work 40 hours per week can carry over up to eighty (80) hours of PTO time (carry over limit for other employees is pro-rated by standard weekly hours). See below for examples: Employees regularly scheduled to work: Regularly Scheduled Work Hours (FTE) PTO Carryover 40 hours per week (FTE 1.0) 80 hours 36 hours per week (FTE 0.9) 72 hours 32 hours per week (FTE 0.8) 64 hours 28 hours per week (FTE 0.7) 56 hours 24 hours per week (FTE 0.6) 48 hours 20 hours per week (FTE 0.5) 40 hours Any excess is forfeited. In unusual circumstances where the employee attempted to take their PTO but it was not approved due to patient/department needs, the Director can request an exception which must be approved by the responsible VP and the Chief HR Officer. For purposes of this Article, exceptions may be requested if employees demonstrate that they have regularly submitted PTO requests throughout the year that have been denied. Employees should work with their supervisors to initiate the request.
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