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Re: small office employee benefits help From: Steven W Crawford (scrawfmd@zoomnet.net) Tue Mar 27 21:30:35 2001 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Marco A. Pelosi, III, MD: "Peri-Arousal Bartholinodynia Bilateralis" Previous message: tamika gates: "Re: question re: provera yes i used provera also" Maybe in reply to: Douglas Krell: "small office employee benefits help" Doug, I think that your benefots are OK. In my solo OB/GYN Practice, I give the same as you except that in the first year, I give one week PAID vacation. Otherwise, everything else is the same. Steve Douglas Krell wrote: > For a solo OBGYN practice, does anyone have suggestions > regarding vacation, sick leave policies for your employees? > > I've been giving people 1 week unpaid vacation 1st year w/ no sick leave > ................2 weeks vacation the 2nd year 1 week paid 1 unpaid w/ 1 > week sick leave (paid back if unused). > ................2 weeks paid vacation 3rd year w/ 1 week sick leave (pd > back etc.) > ................after 3 years no changes except vacation time can accrue up > to 30 days vacation plus sick leave. > > Is this too stingy? too generous? > > Douglas Krell MD Next message: Marco A. Pelosi, III, MD: "Peri-Arousal Bartholinodynia Bilateralis" Previous message: tamika gates: "Re: question re: provera yes i used provera also" Maybe in reply to: Douglas Krell: "small office employee benefits help"

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