Benefits Handbook Links - Updated February 2023

Chicago

You may take up to two hours’ paid time off in order to vote, unless the polls are open two hours before or after your regular work hours. If you wish to take voting leave, you must request it prior to election day. The Firm may specify the hours when you may be absent. DC You may take up to two hours’ paid time off in order to vote: • in an election held in the District if you are eligible to vote in the District, or • in an election held in the jurisdiction in which you are eligible to vote (e.g., Maryland or Virginia). If you wish to take voting leave, you must request it at least two days in advance of the leave and specify the hours during which you plan to take paid leave to vote on Election Day or during the early voting period. Delaware If you have PTO accrued and available for use and are not in a critical need position, you will not be deprived of employment, nor threatened or coerced with respect thereto, because you are serving as an election officer on election day.

February 2023

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