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Benefits reviews
21-30 of 30 Reviews
5.0
Jan 17, 2019
Anonymous Revenue Accounting Manager
Former
King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
Good amount of time offered and flexibility to use. High amount of carryover hours year-to-year (I believe around 300).
1
1.0
Jun 23, 2018
Anonymous employee
Current
Nashville, Tennessee
Does not add up quickly. After 90 day probation, you start to accrue approx. 12 PTO hours per month. You also receive extended illness hours which you can only use after your PTO bank is empty. You also get 3 holidays off and must work 3 holidays (scheduling manager decides which). No free paid days off. Penalty points for sick call-outs, family emergency, tardy, early/late clock-in/out. Rack up 20 points and you are fired. Bereavement for immediate family is 24 hours (only 2 days if you work 12 hour shift and 3 for 8 hour shift) I believe most companies give 40 hours for immediate family death.
3
3.0
Jun 10, 2018
Anonymous Patient Service Specialist
Current
Marietta, Georgia
Federal holidays built into PTO, not true paid holidays, you have to use PTO to pay for those days. So if new hire will lose a day of pay in this case.
1
4.0
Apr 22, 2018
Anonymous Telemetry Technician
Former
Akron, Ohio
Had earned 2 weeks vacation and some extended illness days that I could have used. Not too bad considering the poor health plan costs that I had to deal with.
1
5.0
Oct 11, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Last job I received 6 days my first year and 11 days my second year .. this company gives you 3 weeks your first year
5
5.0
Oct 11, 2017
Anonymous Management
Current
Cleveland, Ohio
Up too 3 weeks first year
5.0
Dec 15, 2016
Anonymous employee
Current
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Accrual is good. Average about 18 days a year for the first 3 years and then it increases at 4, 5 and 10 years. Also get 6 paid holidays on top of the paid time off. Also offer extended illness days for longer cases of illness or surgeries.
2
1.0
Oct 19, 2016
Anonymous Clinical Liaison
Former
Denver, Colorado
You manager can make you use PTO time without your knowledge. They offer the least amount I have had anywhere I have worked. 2 weeks. Whoop Dee Fricken Doo