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Can a company have different vacation policies based on date of hire?
Before you go on saying something like, "but you need a year on the job to get vacation time" I mean something more specific, like the fact that employees hired on or before May 1 get two weeks vacation while those hired after May 1 get only one week off
They are all full-time employees and they have all worked over a year. Is this unfair?
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- Cecil nLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Fair or not, yes, a company can have different vacation policies based on date of hire. It is quite common to have perks, and benefits, differ based on date of employment.
- Anonymous4 years ago
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- Anonymous9 years ago
yes they can.
it's a quite common practice.
no it's not unfair.
if you don't like the terms of your employment you can always quit.