Thread regarding State Farm Insurance layoffs

Cashing out PTO

Hi everyone, I know this has been asked before, but I didn’t bother to read.

I’ve been banking my PTO for a while for a little extra cash when I’m out in August.

Will that money just be added to my final paycheck then?

Thanks in advance.

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Post ID: @OP+U8GuBBZ

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Any idea how long it takes to disperse the severance pay itself?

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Post ID: @dcbv+U8GuBBZ

Yes correct management decision to allow earned vacation to be taken prior to retirement. Since Cigna took four months to deny my short term disability they burned thru 40 k worth of vacation and now I loose almost a 100 a month for life having to retire early. Awful way to go after 30!years

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Post ID: @adtm+U8GuBBZ

Totally different thing. The assumption was they were declining to pay you for your pto. It’s a management decision determined typically by staffing to allow an employee to take time off (sometimes weeks or months) prior to retiring. Crappy but it happens especially during these do more with less chase off experienced people times.

Sorry

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Post ID: @6dns+U8GuBBZ

To clarify,, they will pay my pto if I quit. They will not allow me to use time off to get to retirement. My choices are to work and then get paid for pto or quit now at reduced pension. Stinks

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Post ID: @6wnt+U8GuBBZ

Accrued PTO will be calculated If QTD is 8/31, PTO will be in your 9/14 check along with you’re final weeks pay (8/25/8/31) and any prorated bonus.

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Post ID: @5dml+U8GuBBZ

You are legally entitled to the accrued PTO. Your choice as to take it in cash or as paid vacation.

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Post ID: @5fwz+U8GuBBZ

Your team manager is an id--t. Call Human Resources. If they waffle call a lawyer. You have accrued and are owed the PTO if you leave.

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Post ID: @5jlk+U8GuBBZ

I'm confused how you can be told PTO cannot be paid out? Seems like it's pretty set in stone. What was the reason given?

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Post ID: @5zkf+U8GuBBZ

I was 26 days from retirement and told biz decision to not pay my vacation. Only option is to work four and a half months. Liars after 30 years!

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Post ID: @5amd+U8GuBBZ

Your hourly rate is on your check stub you do not have to calculate it! It is also on the last raise you got.

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Post ID: @5jzk+U8GuBBZ

I think that's what they were trying to do.

Salary/52 = weekly

Weekly/38.75 = hourly

Hourly * PTO hours accumulated = pretax amount

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Post ID: @5zbs+U8GuBBZ

Huh? Convert your salary to hourly wage and multiple times number of PTO hours you have.

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Post ID: @5pmn+U8GuBBZ

Is the cash out calculated by (Salary/(5238.75))Hours of PTO?

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Post ID: @4ink+U8GuBBZ

Think it’s taxed at 22% now

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Post ID: @4nas+U8GuBBZ

I retired and cashed mine out. The taxes killed me.

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Post ID: @4euo+U8GuBBZ

Yes same way

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Post ID: @1lon+U8GuBBZ

Does the cashing out of PTO occur the same way if you quit and give two weeks notice? In other words, do you get a separate direct deposit the week after your last worked day?

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Post ID: @1bjd+U8GuBBZ

can confirm 22% as @1quy noted

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Post ID: @1nbx+U8GuBBZ

PTO and Severance are both taxed at the current 22% federal withholding rate. The prorated bonus is taxed at the higher annualized rate. This is straight out of the Severance Workshop documents.

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Post ID: @1quy+U8GuBBZ

They will tax that PTO at 40%...so be prepared.

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Post ID: @1qru+U8GuBBZ

Separate check (deposit) about a week after QTD. Severance also separate deposit. Any bonus (EIP, MIP, etc) is calculated at 100% them prorated and paid as part of last full paycheck. Then you’ll get one week pay (remember pay is a week behind) and it’s done.

Good luck.

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