Ever wonder whether to tap your Personal Holiday or Personal Leave?

Check out this full comparison for details

Here’s the short version.

A Personal Holiday gives you one day a year, paid up to eight hours. If you work a ten-hour shift, plan on using vacation or sick time for the extra two.

Personal Leave offers three full shifts per fiscal year, whatever hours you’re scheduled, no top-off required.

Both need fourteen days’ written notice unless your supervisor says otherwise, and both depend on staffing levels.

Got more questions, reach out to your staff rep, Judy!

Judy@wpea.org

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