Callum Borchers
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1,301 appearances
20 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2022
last heard Jan 2025
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It's largely because they don't want to look like they're slacking off.
When they have a set bank, say three weeks or four weeks, they say, I'm entitled to this.
So I don't feel any guilt about using that time.
But when it's supposedly unlimited, it really just comes down to what you feel comfortable using.
Well, the problem is that there are always rules in life, whether they're written or unwritten.
And so when they're not written, that means that there's sort of like this quiet code.
How much can you really take without getting the stink eye from your colleagues or your boss that says, hey, you're taking too much?
And so...
I hear mixed reviews on this.
Some workers really like the freedom, especially if they're at a company for a long time.
There's a year when I just need more time off because maybe I'm caring for an elderly parent.
But then in the next year, I can take less.
And to not be beholden to a set limit is really great.
But the downside of the unlimited, in air quotes, factor is that you sort of are just governed by your own conscience and other people's judgment.
it's largely because they don't want to look like they're slacking off.
When they have a set bank, say three weeks or four weeks, they say, I'm entitled to this.
So I don't feel any guilt about using that time.
But when it's supposedly unlimited, it really just comes down to what you feel comfortable using.
The other hangup that some workers have too, this is kind of forward looking, but if you leave a company,
you probably aren't getting any PTO payout.
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