RE: employment law, overtime

["Rob Domaschuk" <rdomaschuk -at- printable -dot- com>]

Carla writes:

> <snip> it ended up being close to two years between when I was
actually able to take vacation. 

At a company I worked for a few years ago, their policy was that you had
to work a full calendar year (January 1st through December 31st) before
you wre eligible for any time off. A fellow TW of mine started in the
middle of January. This meant he had to work that entire year and THEN
work the full Jan 1 to Dec 31 before he got vacation time.

For him, it was just under a true two years.

Rob

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