Cashout after retirement

[Areyoukiddinme]

Congrats on retiring try getting a hold of your hr people.

 

[TECH JOHN]

I just retired 01/1/20. How long does it take to get cashed out for vacations and sick days?
Thanks

I got half. Then was told I had to wait 30 days to withdraw the rest.

 

[Vette51]

If you retire in november, will I get paid out for vacation earned that year or lose it ?

 

[trickpony1]

If you retire in november, will I get paid out for vacation earned that year or lose it ?

I think you have to work one day into the new year to get paid for those weeks earned this year.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

I think you have to work one day into the new year to get paid for those weeks earned this year.

Every supplement.is different. We get paid for next year's vacation.
If you work until October you get all of next year's vacation time

 

[KOG72]

Every supplement.is different. We get paid for next year's vacation.
If you work until October you get all of next year's vacation time

Got to hit 1801 hours here but if you work one day into the next year you get your personal days and sick days here.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Got to hit 1801 hours here but if you work one day into the next year you get your personal days and sick days here.

I'd probably give up those two weeks to miss peak!

 

[KOG72]

I'd probably give up those two weeks to miss peak!

Damn skippy I see people coming back to work peak I will not be one of them.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

Damn skippy I see people coming back to work peak I will not be one of them.

Same here. Once I'm gone it's over with

 

[20togo]

In Central States you have to have 156 reports.Then you are eligible to receive your 7 weeks of vacation pay.

 

[Jones]

We get all our vacation weeks, but if you want to get paid out for the sick and personal days you have to work at least one day into the new year.

 

[trickpony1]

….you have to work at least one day into the new year.

I know a driver that worked the first week of January and then took his 7 weeks vac/opt time. His last day, I think, was Feb 28.

The benefit of doing this is:
-health insurance for those 7 weeks;
-you accrue even more paid time (extra paycheck) for those 7 weeks as an "active" employee and;
-management never knows if you're gonna change your mind.

It seemed to work well for him.

 

[Jones]

I know a driver that worked the first week of January and then took his 7 weeks vac/opt time. His last day, I think, was Feb 28.

The benefit of doing this is:
-health insurance for those 7 weeks;
-you accrue even more paid time (extra paycheck) for those 7 weeks as an "active" employee and;
-management never knows if you're gonna change your mind.

It seemed to work well for him.

A lot of guys do that here, work the the first week in Jan then take all their vacation and retire in February just so they can get paid those 10 sick and option days.