Paid time off it aquired at every pay period. One thing some people have issues with is the holiday shutdown that has a couple days that are not paid.
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Anonymous Senior Software Engineer
Former
Santa Clara, California
Vacation is decent. But there is no paid time off. There is, in fact, unpaid time off, as in mandatory vacation or shut down during winter.
2
Anonymous Regional Sales Manager
Former
Denver, Colorado
Paid vacation on major holidays. Some holidays not celebrated.
Anonymous employee
Current
Broomfield, Colorado
Unlimited sick time - vacation package average -- takes forever to get to 3-4 weeks off.
1
Anonymous Senior Analyst
Former
Denver, Colorado
vacation earning rate is poor compared to industry.
vacation earning is automated, and stops earning at "XX" hours with no notice , you can lose many days before you notice it stopped accumulating/
number of holidays is below industry standard
Anonymous employee
Current
Chicago, Illinois
Oracle's vacation policy has always been at or behind the curve for the IT industry and lately it has gotten worse. Starting in 2015, Oracle enforces a mandatory "winter break" for the final week of the year, requiring employees to spend their already hard-earned vacation on an arbitrarily selected time period and penalizing those who do not have this time available at year end. Only 8 yearly holidays, no personal time, no combined PTO+sick leave.
5
Anonymous employee
Former
Very low for industry standard
1
Anonymous Member of Technical Staff
Current
Redwood City, California
You get paid to be on vacation. What is not to like about it?