PSL
PSL Knowledge Quiz
Test your understanding of Paid Sick Leave (PSL) with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed to help you grasp key concepts related to PSL policies and procedures at our company.
- Understand accrual and usage of PSL
- Know your rights regarding PTO and PSL
- Learn about documentation requirements
Which system(s) will PSL be requested?
Asuite
Jira
All the above
Other
I will be paid my PTO and PSL balances if terminated or leaving from the company
TRUE
FALSE
I am a new hire, is there a waiting period for me to accrue PSL?
Yes, a period of 3 months is required to start accruing PSL
No, there is no waiting period. Depending on when you are hired, you will be uploaded with a calculated number of hours.
I work 40hs a week, so, I will get a 56hs PSL balance per year
TRUE
FALSE
I need to hand in my documentation from the doctors during the first day I return to work
TRUE
FALSE
I did not need to use any of my PSL hours from 2020, will I be able to roll that over as well as receive the new PSL hours?
No, your PSL hours are set to 56 hours
Yes, and you may rollover up to 56hs
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