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Benefits reviews
21-30 of 36 Reviews
5.0
Jan 23, 2021
Anonymous Service Champion
Current
Boston, Massachusetts
Birthday Off, 4 weeks off if worked there for over 3 years
5.0
Nov 4, 2020
Anonymous Administrative Assistant
Current
New York, New York State
3 weeks paid vacation in first year, COVID-19 related time off and generous sick time accrual
4.0
Mar 28, 2020
Anonymous Senior Registered Client Service Associate
Former
Los Angeles, California
Standard of 15 days off for your first 2 years then it will increase in your 3rd year.
3
4.0
Jul 14, 2019
Anonymous Lead Engineer
Former
San Francisco, California
Good overall benefits for a modern company
3.0
May 8, 2019
Anonymous employee
Former
San Francisco, California
Vacation was typically 3 weeks per year
1
4.0
Jul 23, 2018
Anonymous employee
Former
San Francisco, California
Basic 3 weeks for the first few years for employees not holding a Director's title of above.
5
5.0
Jan 12, 2018
Anonymous employee
Former
San Francisco, California
There is not much to elaborate other than the obvious. The vacation and paid time off offered was reasonable.
5.0
Sep 29, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
San Francisco, California
Separate sick time accrual and vacation accrual
1.0
Mar 18, 2017
Anonymous Operations Associate
Former
New York, New York State
Paid time off is based on accrual per 2-week pay period. Regular employees under 10 years of service may accrue up to 15 days. Regular employees with 10 or more years may accrue up to 20 days. Directors and above have different vacation rates. Certain departments such as banking and private wealth management have to take mandatory leave of 10 consecutive business days, of which you must use your own personal vacation days. Regular employees can accrue negative vacation days, but issues will arise and HR will notify your manager. At the time of resignation, accrued vacation will be paid out; however, if you owe vacation, (negative accrual) then you will need to pay the firm.