re: Do you respect people who take PTO “because they have it”

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Pathetic. You should at the very least be asking for a pay DECREASE, since you are soaking all those hours up.

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Due to state and federal minimum wage laws, I don’t think McDonalds can legally pay him any less than they are now.

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Paid Time Off. it’s the modern term for vacation days.

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If that is the case, my last vacation, where I got to do what I wanted to do (hence not the driver, maid, short order cook, etc) was a long weekend to Charleston, SC in the 1990's.

(I did not get paid for it)

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BTW, you’ve been in this thread making a complete arse of yourself

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That is his thing

Not sure if all of it is trolling, or he / she actually believes it.

I am guessing it is all trolling because if not, he/ she has the common sense as a sack of marbles.

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Not only that, he clearly sees himself as superior to this employee and pretty much everyone else for that matter.

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That’s a sign of his fragile ego and self loathing. The only way he can feel good about himself is by looking down on and shitting on others.

I usually end the year with a couple days left over that I hold in reserve for emergencies or illness. But otherwise I'm using the rest of those suckers!

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. Living for work is boomer mentality.

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Yes, Boomers worked their asses off.
That's why Boomers are rich.

Young people refuse to work, won't even return to the office.
That's why young people are broke and will always be broke.

Funny how that works isn't it?

Muh, Boomers just work work work.
Muh, Boomers are rich

Having loyalty to a company that would can you tomorrow to save the bonus of the big guys is retarded.

I’m taking every hour of my PTO. But you do you, company man.

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What I don’t do is let my work sit there so I can frick off for a day for no reason

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I'm not sure what kind of work you do, or don't do, but there is always work sitting that needs to be done. In a real job, the work doesn't really ever stop, so you just have to put it down and let it be from time to time.

Still unsure why you think its okay to pry into what someone does with their PTO is your business. I have never told my boss why i needed PTO. Maybe he's going somewhere for a long weekend and didn't feel like it was your business to tell you? - Probably the case, because you sound like an a-hole boss.

And if you are his boss, why did you not deny his PTO request? Allowing someone to take off of work on a Friday, then bitching about it on here when you could have done something about it is wild.