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Increase paid time off (PTO). Offer other, less common types of paidleave (for example, to support their volunteerism and continuing education). Examples: Institute a flexible schedule – or even a shortened work week. Summing it all up.
Employee leavePaid time off (PTO) is among the most popular and sought-after employee benefits, giving employees time to rest and recharge, attend to personal obligations, spend time with their families and take vacations. Most employers offer their employees PTO – usually between 10 to 14 days per year at minimum.
and a nationally recognized speaker who has been featured in many books and media outlets such as CNBC, the CBS Morning Show, NBC Nightly News, NPR, Wall Street Journal, and HR Magazine. We are seeing a number of organizations move in this direction with some of them offering up to a year of paidleave.
Fortune magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For" list provides compelling evidence. Improved work-life balance: Generous paidleave policies, flexible work arrangements, and childcare assistance empower employees to manage personal responsibilities without sacrificing work performance.
Provide increased quantities of paid time off (PTO) beyond the standard two weeks – or even consider unlimited PTO, if it works for your business and you have assessed the pros and cons. Offer other types of paidleave that recognize employees’ other life obligations.
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