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Anonymous Driver
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Anonymous Information Technology Engineer
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Anonymous Accounts Payable Associate
Anonymous Human Resources Business Partner HRBP
Current
Boise, Idaho
Great Paid Time off and work life balance
Former
You have to wait until the new calendar year to see any pto and even then they will take into account the time you worked for that partial year.
Anonymous Management Trainnee
Current
Moses Lake, Washington State
Rollover 40 hrs per year
Former
Boise, Idaho
11 Holidays. Above average PTO for America, but the amount is specific to your offer, I had 21 days.
Anonymous employee
Current
Fresno, California
good base and builds over time with ease of scheduling
Former
Halsey, Oregon
Best, You get a lot of available time off. You could roll over 40 hours to next year.
Worst. It would have been nice to cash out some time to pay bills.
Anonymous employee
Former
Boise, Idaho
Started with 4 weeks PTO
Anonymous employee
Former
PTO is only given to Salaried employees. Who start at 160 and increase annually until the max out at 240 hours in only 10 years.
Hourly employees get screwed. They start out at 80 hours vacation (no sick time), than goes to 120 hours after 5 years, than have to wait till 15 years for 160, and than max out at 200 hours after 25 years.
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Anonymous Forklift Operator
Former
North Charleroi, Pennsylvania
You get vacation pay according to how long you are there.