Paid Time Off

United Rentals provides Paid Time Off (PTO) for treatment and recovery from illness, periods of rest and the opportunity to conduct personal business without loss of pay or benefits.

Vacation	Hourly Employees	Salaried Employees
Years of Service	Full Year Accrual	Full Year Accrual
0 months to 1 year	1 Week	2 Weeks
1 year or more	2 Weeks	2 Weeks
5 years or more	3 Weeks	3 Weeks
10 years or more	4 Weeks	4 Weeks
Vacation Carry Over	Branch employees who accrue three or more weeks of vacation per year may carry over one week to the next year. The carry-over vacation time will not be paid out upon termination, with exceptions for employees in certain states. All other employees must use vacation in the year accrued and any remaining balance at year’s end will be forfeited. Exceptions are available for certain acquisition employees and employees in the following states: CA, CO, MO, NE.
Sick	Hourly Employees	Salaried Employees
Accrual	Sick time accrues each paycheck to a maximum of six days annually. Use for self-care, the care of family or for doctor visits. Paid sick time may be taken in advance of accrual in accordance with policy. A doctor’s note is required if you take more than five days off for the same condition.
Payout	Unused sick time is paid out annually in December (max 48 hours or 6 days).	Unused sick time may carry over annually (max 112 hours). Sick time is not paid out if your employment ends.

Union employees are not eligible for vacation time or sick time unless specifically indicated in their collective bargaining agreement. Vacation time and sick time are not accrued during a leave of absence.

Parental Pay
All full-time, nonunion employees are eligible to receive up to 80 hours of paid time off following the birth/adoption/foster of a child.

Pregnancy Pay
Full-time, nonunion female employees who birth a child are eligible to receive 80 hours of pregnancy paid time off. This covers the disability benefits waiting period and is supplemental to other pregnancy-related benefits, including leave, short term disability, and parental pay.

Paid Time Off

United Rentals provides Paid Time Off (PTO) for treatment and recovery from illness, periods of rest and the opportunity to conduct personal business without loss of pay or benefits.

Vacation		Hourly Employees	Salaried Employees
Years of Service		Full Year	Full Year
0 Months to 1 year		1 Week	2 Weeks
1 year or more		2 Weeks	2 Weeks
5 years or more		3 Weeks	3 Weeks
10 years or more		4 Weeks	4 Weeks
Vacation Carry Over	Branch employees who accrue three or more weeks of vacation per year may carry over one week to the next year. The carry-over vacation time will not be paid out upon termination, with exceptions for employees in certain states. All other employees must use vacation in the year accrued and any remaining balance at year’s end will be forfeited. Exceptions are available for certain acquisition employees and employees in the following states: CA, CO, MO, NE.
Sick		Hourly Employees	Salaried Employees
Accrual	Sick time accrues each paycheck to a maximum of six days annually. Use for self-care, the care of family or for doctor visits. Paid sick time may be taken in advance of accrual in accordance with policy. A doctor’s note is required if you take more than five days off for the same condition.
Payout		Unused sick time is paid out annually in December (max 48 hours or 6 days).	Unused sick time may carry over annually (max 112 hours). Sick time is not paid out if your employment ends.

Parental Pay
All full-time, nonunion employees are eligible to receive up to 80 hours of paid time off following the birth/adoption/foster of a child.

Pregnancy Pay
Full-time, nonunion female employees who birth a child are eligible to receive 80 hours of pregnancy paid time off. This covers the disability benefits waiting period and is supplemental to other pregnancy-related benefits, including leave, short term disability, and parental pay.

Part-time and Temporary employees are eligible for a limited subset of benefits. Union employees: refer to your collective bargaining agreement for your benefits eligibility.