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As Microsoft Adds Unlimited Time Off 'Perk,' When Is It Really to ...

Microsoft announced its U.S. employees can take unlimited time off, a perk it calls "discretionary time off," which will start Jan. 16.

What Microsoft's New Unlimited PTO Policy Really Means

Microsoft recently joined companies like Netflix and Salesforce in offering US employees unlimited PTO. This means that, in theory, employees could take off as ...

Microsoft employees are getting unlimited time off - The Verge

Microsoft will no longer require US employees to formally record vacation thanks to a new Discretionary Time Off policy.

Amid Layoffs, Microsoft Is Moving to Unlimited Time Off - SHRM

​Microsoft is ditching its traditional paid vacation policy and moving to an unlimited paid leave policy. The tech giant announced last week ...

Microsoft is switching to unlimited PTO for US employees - Fortune

Microsoft is giving U.S. employees unlimited paid time off, ditching its 3-weeks-a-year vacation policy ... Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on stage ...

Microsoft to offer unlimited time off for US staff - The Register

Workers will be given 10 days of corporate holidays, alongside unlimited leave. They will also be allowed leave for sickness, mental health ...

Microsoft's new vacation policy allows employees to get 'unlimited ...

Termed as 'Discretionary Time Off', Microsoft will extend unlimited vacation to all salaried US employees. The updated policy will take effect ...

Unlimited Time Off For Microsoft Employees - LinkedIn

Will this be a regular occurrence for companies? Beginning January 16th, 2023, all salaried Microsoft employees will be given unlimited time ...

Microsoft Shifts to Unlimited PTO in the Wake of Layoffs

Microsoft has announced a new, unlimited paid time off policy for employees in the wake of the company's recent layoffs.

Microsoft Says It Will Give US Workers Unlimited Time Off - Bloomberg

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Microsoft gives unlimited vacation days - YouTube

Microsoft is doing away with the number of vacation days employees can take but it may hurt employees in the long run. Subscribe to FOX 5 ...

Microsoft Joins the Unlimited PTO Bandwagon - Dice

Microsoft is the latest company to give its employees unlimited vacation time. Why did it make that move?

Microsoft employees are getting unlimited time off - Reddit

"Unlimited Time-off" means the company does not track it, the company has no liability on the books and no obligation to pay you for it if and ...

Microsoft Is Giving Employees Unlimited Time Off - Entrepreneur

Microsoft Employees Will No Longer Have to Earn Vacation Days Thanks to This New Policy Starting January 16, Microsoft is adopting a policy ...

Microsoft reportedly gives US workers unlimited time off - ITPro

Microsoft is giving workers in the US unlimited time off, joining other tech giants in introducing the rare employee benefit. Employees were ...

Microsoft offers salaried workers unlimited time off - Yahoo Finance

Microsoft is joining the list of companies providing unlimited time off to its salaried workers.

Microsoft Offers Unlimited Time Off For Employees | by John Haslam

Microsoft recently announced it is abandoning the traditional paid vacation system known as Paid Time Off (PTO) and adjusting its benefits package to include ...

Microsoft is giving U.S. salaried employees unlimited vacation - Reddit

Same, I had over 170 hours of accrued PTO that they paid out. Unless that unlimited PTO is actually respected by the leadership team and ...

Why Microsoft's 'unlimited leave' is a perk workers might not actually ...

Microsoft employees can now take unlimited leave as one of the perks of their job, the company has announced.

Microsoft Devs Are Getting "Unlimited" Time Off, But It Might Cost ...

Following recent efforts to appear more worker-friendly, Microsoft has revealed that it is scrapping its fixed paid time off perk, replacing it ...