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Crappy Maternity leave!Rating: (votes: 0) To now get compensated for the allowed (up to) 12 weeks, you have to file with STD, which is only 60% of pay. Use PTO for the first 7 days, then start getting a disability check. Pay your benefits monthly to an outside company so you don't lose your insurance. I had thought that I could just use my PTO and be done with it, get my 100% pay for 8 weeks. Not bother with the FMLA stuff. Once I found out I had to use STD, I then figured I could use PTO to supplement. Nope, can't do that either. Then I figured I would just cash out ALL of my PTO at the first of the year and just get a big check. Nope, can't do that because they just put a cap on how many hours we can cash out yearly. So basically, I can;t touch my PTO while I'm on leave! I worked for it, earned it, why can't I use it when I really need it? Grrr, so stupid and I don't get it. ![]() ![]() ![]() Sounds like where I used to work...I'm at a great place now! Comment:
Quote from WindyHillSounds like where I used to work...I'm at a great place now!
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Do you work for HCA?
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Where I work, I had a month until I made a year to get paid for maternity leave. I knew I wouldnt make it. Anyway, I saved my PTO and we can use all sick time, so that is what I did. It wasnt much, but it helped. Plus, I had saved up alot of money because I knew the baby was coming. I work in DC.
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hca is a horrible employer!
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I am pretty sure you must be dealing with company-specific rules, because other organizations definitely don't do the same thing. I'm not shocked though - in today's economy, with an overabundance of nurses, many organizations are really taking advantage. FYI - in my organization, you would be able to draw down on your PTO before tapping into other sources.
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