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Actually, I do, 4 weeks is what I earn during the year and 240 hours roll over into the new year. When I retire, I get that roll over vacation in a check. I’ll take my 1st week in early June and the other 3 weeks during the fall. I’ve been at my current job for nearly 34 years, I work at a university. Oh, I also earn 8 hours sick time each month and I have nearly 900 hours of sick time and I’ll use 6 weeks of that when I get my knee replaced. But if I’ve retired it doesn’t matter. Since the university is a state university, the state paid the staffs salary and when staff retire, they would get a certain number of hours from sick time as a check. But now that the university is paying staffs salary, we will no longer get a check for the sick time.