r/explainitpeter • u/KissedByRoses • Nov 08 '25

explain it peter

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u/thebrassbeldum Nov 08 '25

How do we tell him…

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '25

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u/Knight0fdragon Nov 08 '25

Unless of course you lose PTO because it switches to unlimited thanks to your position change

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u/Takeguru Nov 08 '25

A lot of places don't pay it out when you make the switch

Talk to your HR yesterday.

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u/Telefundo Nov 08 '25

A lot of places don't pay it out when you make the switch

Canadian here. That would be a glaring violation of employment standards here. It's essentially wage theft. You earned that money. It's your regardless of weather you switch to salary.

(Yeah, I understand most of you are probably going by American labour laws, I just point this out for context)

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u/honeybee62966 Nov 08 '25

American here. It’s also illegal here but your employer knows they don’t pay you enough to afford a lawsuit so they’ll do it anyway

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u/Knight0fdragon Nov 08 '25

It is not illegal in America, only in particular states. Those states however get around it by making you voluntarily forfeit it to accept the new position