Glassdoor based its ratings on benefits reviews from each company’s employees. Staff at these highly rated companies said their PTO usually ranges from two to four weeks, with some companies offering the opportunity to earn more days off. Many additionally offer sick days and personal days, as well as time off for volunteering.
Here are the 25 Highest Rated Companies for Vacation & Paid Time Off, according to Glassdoor.
1. Amgen (Thousand Oaks, Calif.)
2. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (New York City)
3. Ikea (Stockholm, Sweden)
4. Google (Mountain View, Calif.)
5. Monsanto Company (St. Louis)
6. Salesforce (San Francisco)
7. General Motors (Detroit)
8. Costco Wholesale (Issaquah, Wash.)
9. Capital One (McLean, Va.)
10. Accenture (No official headquarters)
11. Ericsson-Worldwide (Stockholm, Sweden)
12. American Express (New York City)
13. Kaiser Permanente (Oakland, Calif.)
14. JPMorgan Chase (New York City)
15. KPMG (New York City)
16. Nokia (Nokia, Finland)
17. Federal Express (Memphis, Tenn.)
18. Intel (Santa Clara, Calif.)
19. T-Mobile (Bellevue, Wash.)
20. Microsoft (Redmond, Wash.)
21. Deloitte (New York City)
22. Liberty Mutual (Boston)
23. Progressive (Cleveland)
24. Humana (Louisville, Ky.)
25. Eastman Chemical (Kingsport)
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