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The plan

Kind of leave

What you call it

Optional, like "Crew vacation". Needed when the kind is “Something else”.

Who gets it

Tick each group the plan covers. A group can have its own plan of the same kind: the crews' vacation apart from the office's.

It covers being sick too

One bank for rest and for being sick. It counts as sick leave where a state requires it, if it gives as much.

An hour of it pays

Unpaid leave still keeps the job: jury duty and military service, wherever you are.

Up to, a day

For the first so many days

Notes

Anything about the plan the questions above don't say.

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How it comes

How much

For a full-time person in a year; each time it comes up, for leave taken as it comes up.

Counted in

One hour earned for every

Hours worked. 30 gives about 69 hours a year to a full-time person.

Most that can be used in a year, in hours

Once someone uses this much in a year, the rest waits for the next.

Hours a typical year uses

What a full-time person takes in an ordinary year: it counts in the paid year and the crew hour.

More with years of service

From so many years of service on, so much a year, in the unit above.

New hires can use it

Time can build up from day one even if it can't be used yet.

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About this card

One plan per group that differsWhen the crews get less vacation than the office, that is two vacation plans, each ticking its own groups. Someone on a 1099 is not an employee: no plan covers them.
Unpaid still countsJury duty and military service keep the job wherever you are, paid or not. Say they are unpaid rather than leaving them out.