How many PTO days do you get a year?

20--but that includes PTO and sick time.

Also, I work half day Fridays so it's easy to make up the time earlier in the week and take a 3 day weekend without having to use PTO

Job I just left I was remote so if I left for a wedding or something I never told any one since I could handle whatever came up and would just use it when I went overseas.

New job gives (gave) 2 weeks on Jan. 1 but now they're going to an accrual method but the PTO is 18 days plus sick and all that jazz.

My wife is at a firm so they don't "do" vacation days.

20 vacation days bankable to 50, 20 days paid holidays. 12 paid sick days bankable to 240.

15 days accrued through the year that roll over. I can bank up to 200 hours, at which point HR starts pushing to use some. I've never heard a number on sick time. I just take off when I'm sick, which probably averages to about a day per year.

I get whatever I want to take, Mrs. Fut is around 30 days per year but holidays are included in that total.

I always take less than 30 Days per year, last year it was around 25.

120 Hours, accrued 5 hours per pay period (twice per month), can carry over year to year but accrual stops when my bank hits 120 hours. So 15 days.

Once I hit 4 years with the company, it goes up to 160 hours, and 10 years gets me 200 hours.

We get 9 holidays per year in addition.

20 vacation 5 sick days that rollover

I've debated on asking others' opinions on this matter. One professional that has been VP for several different companies said that my situation is below the norm in the professional world.

I'm an NP that works 5 days per week at a clinic.
I get holidays off, but only 5 days PTO/sick days combined.
With Christmas and New Years falling on a weekend, as of right now, we have not been told if we are getting any days off for those holidays.

What do y'all think of this situation? Especially with regards to being in a professional field/position?

30 vacation days, 2 travel days, 11 or 12 holidays.

I get 17 weeks off, paid. 18, every 3rd year.

I went back to driving, from sales position.

We have 3 drivers for 2 runs, you work 2 weeks on, 1 off. Ur technically on call while off, but no one calls off sick. Work less than 32 hours a week, and NO Saturdays.