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On a normal workday business is closed, no pay?

ch750536 · 2009-12-10 16:11:58

A friend of mine works part time for a shop, has been there for 4 years. She works 9-5.30 3 specific days a week. Her employer has stated that 29th Dec (one of her work days) the shop will be closed, she needs to use 1 of her holidays if she wishes to be paid for this day. Is this legally correct?

10-12-2009 4:11pm

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A friend of mine works part time for a shop, has been there for 4 years.
She works 9-5.30 3 specific days a week.
Her employer has stated that 29th Dec (one of her work days) the shop will be closed, she needs to use 1 of her holidays if she wishes to be paid for this day.

Is this legally correct?

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#2 10-12-2009 4:21pm

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Yes, i believe so.

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#3 10-12-2009 4:27pm

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A lot of places in the Private Sector are doing that this year - losing one day is nothing compared to some. It could be much worse.

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#4 10-12-2009 5:14pm

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OK, thanks for the help all.

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