Note that the examples below reflect no vacation time taken/reported for the month of December.

Example 1:

Q: What will my January 1 balance be when my December 31 balance is 130 hours?

A: Since you accrue 12 hours of vacation per month, your January 1 balance will be 142 hours.

Example 2:

Q: What will my January 1 balance be when my December 31 balance is 355 hours?

A: Since you accrue 14 hours of vacation per month, your January 1 balace will be 360 hours due to the maximum number of hours employees can roll over each calendar year.

Example 3:

Q: What will my January 1 balance be when my December 31 balance is 365.5 hours?

A: Since you accrue 14 hours of vacation per month, your January 1 balace will be 360 hours due to the maximum number of hours employees can roll over each calendar year.

Example 4:

Q: What will my January 1 balance be when my December 31 balance is 360 hours?

A: Since you accrue 14 hours of vacation per month, your January 1 balace will be 360 hours due to the maximum number of hours employees can roll over each calendar year.

Example 5:

Q: What will my January 1 balance be when my December 31 balance is 395 hours?

A: Since you accrue 14 hours of vacation per month, your January 1 balace will be 360 hours due to the maximum number of hours employees can roll over each calendar year.