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Paid Time Off

Paid time off (PTO) provides the opportunity to relax and recharge, or to care for your own or a family member’s illness. You have the flexibility to use your PTO time for holidays, vacation, personal days or incidental sick time. It is important you use your PTO carefully so you have time when you need it throughout the year.

 

Caregivers:

Years of Service

Accrual Rate per Hour Worked

Maximum Accrual

Per Pay Period

(80 hours worked)

Maximum Hours Accrued Per Year

0 – 4

0.088462

7.08

184 (23 days)

5 – 9

0.103846

8.31

216 (27 days)

10 – 14

0.119231

9.54

248 (31 days)

15 – 19

0.123077

9.85

256 (32 days)

20 or more

0.126923

10.15

264 (33 days)

 

 Directors:

Years of Service

Hours Eligible to Accrue Per Year

Less than 5

224 (28 days)

5 to less than 10

256 (32 days)

10 to less than 15

272 (34 days)

15 to less than 20

280 (35 days)

20 or more

288 (36 days)

 

Regular full-time and part-time caregivers working 20 hours or more per week (0.5-1.0 FTE) are eligible to receive PTO. Caregivers accrue PTO based on their actual hours, up to 40 hours worked, during the current pay period. The table below shows how much PTO caregivers and directors can earn based on a full-time employee (FTE) status of 1.0 (40 hours per week). Amounts are pro-rated for part-time caregivers and directors.  

 

The maximum PTO balance you can earn is 200 hours. If you reach the maximum, you will not earn additional PTO until you take some time off and your balance falls below this maximum.

 

Additional provisions apply.  Please review the Paid Time Off (PTO) policy on PolicyTech for additional details.

 

Questions? Contact Ask HR at 1-855-412-3701 or 303-813-5250, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Mountain Time.

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