From the Los Angeles Times of December 9, 1997, this article by Leslie Helm. Are things that different today?
Sunday, March 27, 2016
How Experis/Manpower implements Microsoft's PTO requirement
Read below how Experis (Manpower) is going to start implementing on April 1st 2016 the Microsoft's requirement that was announced on March 26, 2015. Notice that the accruing will also only start at this date: you worked years for Experis, that will not count for anything. As for the public holidays Experis used to pay? They are now gone. You'll have to satisfy yourself with the 15 days of PTO. As for Manpower: "In 2015, ManpowerGroup was named one of the World's Most Ethical Companies for the fifth consecutive year and one of Fortune's Most Admired Companies, confirming our position as the most trusted and admired brand in the industry. See how ManpowerGroup makes powering the world of work humanly possible: www.manpowergroup.com": Most ethical, most admired, most trusted... indeed.
Subject: Experis Benefits update beginning April 1, 2016. Please read.
Hello,
Experis has enriched your benefits plan for 2016 to become effective April 1, 2016. These changes were announced by the Experis Corporate benefits team via email to your personal account on Wednesday, March 16, 2016. Please be sure to review that message for full details and any action items.
What does this mean for you? Some changes, of course.
Effective April 1, 2016 you become eligible to accrue 15 days of PTO (paid time off) when working a full year. The time accrued can be used as you need: personal/vacation time, sick days, weather and client/Experis closures (holidays or other.) We are also reducing the premiums for health benefits and offering a mid-year add event if you wish to add Experis Health benefits. The new PTO accrual rate is 10 hours each month, updated on the final day of the month. I have attached a document with the instructions for using PTO and the new health premium information for your review.
See the FAQ below to clarify the program.
Q: When is the new plan effective?
A: April 1, 2016.
Q: How many total days of PTO will accrue?
A: 15 PTO days will accrue in a year.
Q: What is the monthly accrual amount?
A: 10 hours per month, posted on the last day of the month.
Q: When can I use PTO?
A: PTO can be used for time off work, related to being sick, taking personal time/vacation and client holiday or other closures.
Q: How do I use PTO?
A: Consultants enter the non-billable hours for PTO into their Peoplesoft timesheets using the PTB code. (See attached Word doc for instructions.)
Q: What happens to holiday pay?
A: Experis Holiday pay will not automatically be paid out moving forward. You may use accrued PTO if you wish to be paid for client holiday closures.
Q: Was I paid for the New Year holiday?
A: Yes, you were automatically paid the New Year holiday if you were active at that time. New Year’s was the last Experis holiday to be paid automatically for our Microsoft consultants.
Q: Am I allowed to use PTO before I accrue it (go into a negative balance?)
A: No, you are to use the available PTO balance already accrued in your monthly bank.
Q: Can I carry over my accrual balance from year to year?
A: Yes
Q: Is there a maximum amount where PTO will stop accruing?
A: Yes. Monthly accruals will stop once the 120 hour maximum is reached. You will not accrue any more PTO until the bank is reduced from 120 hours.
Q: Will unused PTO amounts be paid out at the time of termination?
A: Yes, any remaining balance in your PTO bank will be paid out at the time of termination.
Q: My end date is scheduled mid- month. Do I still get the full 10 hour monthly accrual?
A: No, but you will get a pro-rated PTO credit. Same answer for any new hires in a month....
Subject: Experis Benefits update beginning April 1, 2016. Please read.
Hello,
Experis has enriched your benefits plan for 2016 to become effective April 1, 2016. These changes were announced by the Experis Corporate benefits team via email to your personal account on Wednesday, March 16, 2016. Please be sure to review that message for full details and any action items.
What does this mean for you? Some changes, of course.
Effective April 1, 2016 you become eligible to accrue 15 days of PTO (paid time off) when working a full year. The time accrued can be used as you need: personal/vacation time, sick days, weather and client/Experis closures (holidays or other.) We are also reducing the premiums for health benefits and offering a mid-year add event if you wish to add Experis Health benefits. The new PTO accrual rate is 10 hours each month, updated on the final day of the month. I have attached a document with the instructions for using PTO and the new health premium information for your review.
See the FAQ below to clarify the program.
Q: When is the new plan effective?
A: April 1, 2016.
Q: How many total days of PTO will accrue?
A: 15 PTO days will accrue in a year.
Q: What is the monthly accrual amount?
A: 10 hours per month, posted on the last day of the month.
Q: When can I use PTO?
A: PTO can be used for time off work, related to being sick, taking personal time/vacation and client holiday or other closures.
Q: How do I use PTO?
A: Consultants enter the non-billable hours for PTO into their Peoplesoft timesheets using the PTB code. (See attached Word doc for instructions.)
Q: What happens to holiday pay?
A: Experis Holiday pay will not automatically be paid out moving forward. You may use accrued PTO if you wish to be paid for client holiday closures.
Q: Was I paid for the New Year holiday?
A: Yes, you were automatically paid the New Year holiday if you were active at that time. New Year’s was the last Experis holiday to be paid automatically for our Microsoft consultants.
Q: Am I allowed to use PTO before I accrue it (go into a negative balance?)
A: No, you are to use the available PTO balance already accrued in your monthly bank.
Q: Can I carry over my accrual balance from year to year?
A: Yes
Q: Is there a maximum amount where PTO will stop accruing?
A: Yes. Monthly accruals will stop once the 120 hour maximum is reached. You will not accrue any more PTO until the bank is reduced from 120 hours.
Q: Will unused PTO amounts be paid out at the time of termination?
A: Yes, any remaining balance in your PTO bank will be paid out at the time of termination.
Q: My end date is scheduled mid- month. Do I still get the full 10 hour monthly accrual?
A: No, but you will get a pro-rated PTO credit. Same answer for any new hires in a month....
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