The results of the last survey revealed that most are planning to take at least 1 to 2 days off this spring with many planning to take an extended break. Regarding any hesitancy to use PTO while working from home, survey responses indicated that most are continuing to use PTO as needed, while a little less than half would rather save their vacation time for now.
Concerning university guidelines, this question was tricky as guidelines can vary by employee group. We’ve discussed this question more on the N&N blog. Finally, we had lots of fun responses about non-winter outdoor activities that others are looking forward to, such as biking, camping, going for walks, being on the water, and just being outside in general.
Hope you all enjoy your time off if you plan to do so! Make sure to check out the specific results from the last survey and some additional information below.
February 25, 2021 survey results
Do you plan to use paid-time off this Spring?
- 28.6% Yes, I plan to take an extended break (3 days or more)
- 65.7% Yes, I will take 1-2 days off here and there
- 5.7% No, I don’t have any plans to use PTO
Have you been hesitant to use PTO during the pandemic?
- 39.4% Yes, I’d rather save vacation time for now
- 60.6% No, I’m continuing to use it as needed
What (non-winter) outdoor activities are you looking forward to?
- Bonfire with friends
- Golfing and boating
- Paddle boarding
- Swimming
- Biking! Camping!
- Going to the lake!
- Gardening!
- Kayaking!
Concerning the university guidelines on PTO, please check the governance document for your employee group and administrative policies for leaves at the Vacations and Leaves Human Resources page. Sincere apologies for any confusion caused by this survey question. Policies can vary by employee group, and it is important to know which specific policies apply to you.
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