How's the vacation policy at AT&T?

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How's the vacation policy at AT&T?

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I hate that my vacation time does not roll over from year to year. I feel like we should be able to carry a portion forward from year to year. At another company I was able to have up to 150% of my max vacation time. I always kept a week in "reserve" for emergencies.

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I think it is generous...you start with 3 weeks + 3 days and you max out at 6 weeks + 3 days after 20 years of service

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I feel it’s comparable to other businesses. I get 2 weeks and 7 personal. So it is the same as my last job.

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It's fairly generous though does take a while to reach 28 days. I've been there 8 years and get 23 days.

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Better than most companies for employees with less than 15 years of service. Excellent after 15 years of service.

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Standard for large companies, starting from 10 days and progresses with seniority. They cannot be carried over.

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Starts from 10 days and progresses to 15,21 and above with time

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Good- started with 15 days. After 5 years had 23 days.

score 1 · Answer 9

80 hours after first year then 120 after 7 years

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I believe 2 weeks per year if full time

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Very lucrative based on number of years of service.

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It was pretty flexible and good.

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Great if you have seniority

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Policy for vacation is fair.

score 0 · Answer 15

Pretty sweet