Labor/Employment,
Civil Litigation,
California Courts of Appeal
Jun. 8, 2020
Appellate ruling addresses legality of unlimited vacation policies
In the first published appellate court decision on the issue, the California Court of Appeal laid out a path for enforceable unlimited vacation policies in California in a recent decision.
Roland M. Juarez
Partner
Hunton, Andrews & Kurth LLP
Phone: 213-532-2145
Email: rjuarez@huntonak.com
Katherine P. Sandberg
Associate
Hunton, Andrews & Kurth LLP
Email: ksandberg@HuntonAK.com
McGeorge SOL Univ of the Pacific
In the first published appellate court decision on the issue, the California Court of Appeal laid out a path for enforceable unlimited vacation policies in California in a recent decision. Unlimited vacation policies operate how one might expect: instead of having a specific number of hours vest that the employee can use to take paid time off, an unlimited policy provides that the employee can take as much vacation per year as they would like to subject to company app...
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