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Require employees to work 2040 hours - Anonymous employee Energy Solutions Employee Review

2.0
Mar 28, 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Mission driven, friendly colleagues, flexible working hours, work from home.

Cons

The company now requires employees to work 2040 hours annually, which equates to about 7 days PTO when working 8 hours a day. If you want additional time off, including Federal holidays, you'll need to make up for those hours. Additionally, it’s non accrual PTO - that means they don't pay if you take fewer than 7 days off.

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Energy Solutions Response
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Thank you for your feedback. We are addressing the misconception that working 2040 hours is a company requirement, rather than a target number. Our policy guarantees a minimum of four weeks paid time off. Those employees who work longer hours have the ability to take additional time off, without a limit. It is our intention to offer flexibility to support a diversity of working styles and life situations. Please speak to your supervisor or Director if you have further concerns. The People and Culture department is available for clarification on the Non-Accrual Paid Time Off policy.

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