For employees with 1-3 years of service, how many days per month are earned?

For employees with 1-3 years of service, how many days per month are earned?

• A. 0.75 day per month
• B. 0.25 day per month
• C. 1 day per month
• D. 0.5 day per month

Answer: (A)

Leave accrual is earned monthly and depends on years of service. The monthly amount is the annual entitlement divided by 12. For employees with 1–3 years of service, the policy typically provides nine vacation days per year. Dividing that by 12 gives 9/12 = 0.75 day per month. So you earn three-quarters of a day each month, totaling about nine days per year. The other options would correspond to different annual totals (3, 6, or 12 days per year) and don’t match the 1–3 year entitlement.

Leave accrual is earned monthly and depends on years of service. The monthly amount is the annual entitlement divided by 12. For employees with 1–3 years of service, the policy typically provides nine vacation days per year. Dividing that by 12 gives 9/12 = 0.75 day per month. So you earn three-quarters of a day each month, totaling about nine days per year. The other options would correspond to different annual totals (3, 6, or 12 days per year) and don’t match the 1–3 year entitlement.