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Alpena County committee recommends paying out PTO on last working day
Summary
The Personnel Committee recommended that separating employees receive their accrued paid time off on their last working day, noting the county now pays 100% of accrued PTO rather than the prior 50%.
The Alpena County Personnel Committee recommended on Aug. 5 that employees separating from county service be paid out accrued paid time off (PTO) on their final working day rather than being permitted to 'run out' PTO.
County Clerk Keri Bertrand told the committee that the county historically paid out 50% of accrued PTO at separation, which encouraged employees to use remaining PTO before their final day; she said the county now pays out 100% of accrued PTO, removing that incentive. Commissioner John Kozlowski moved and Commissioner Todd Britton supported recommending that PTO be paid out on the employee’s last working day; the motion carried (Action Item #2).
The committee recorded the recommendation as an Action Item and directed that the policy language be drafted by the County Administrator and Human Resources for inclusion in the employee handbook pending final attorney review. The minutes do not list retroactivity, budgetary cost, or the number of employees affected.
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