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Stealthirl · 2011-01-11 16:10:58

I was called into work on sunday the 26th [Stevens' Day] to assist with a flood,i was in work for 7 hours. in my view i should be due doubble pay and a days holidays for this but managment have said im only intiteled to 7 hours pay and a days holiday as i had the monday off as the bankholiday any idea on whos right ?

11-01-2011 4:10pm

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I was called into work on sunday the 26th [Stevens' Day] to assist with a flood,i was in work for 7 hours.

in my view i should be due doubble pay and a days holidays for this
but managment have said im only intiteled to 7 hours pay and a days holiday as i had the monday off as the bankholiday

any idea on whos right ?

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#2 11-01-2011 4:15pm

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Depends on what your contract says about working Sundays. Why would you be entitled to double time?

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#3 11-01-2011 4:16pm

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Does this thread help?

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#4 11-01-2011 4:37pm

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yes if it was a normal sunday i would get double time.

what they say is that i got my day off on the monday. so got my 8 hours pay allready and that if i got double and a day off i would be geting 4x pay that day.

they gave me 2 options 7 hours flate rate + 1 day off or 2 days off

in there view the bankholiday was mon and tue and i got these days off/payed so sunday is only viewed as a normal sunday if that makes sence ?

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#5 11-01-2011 4:41pm

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I think that sounds right; check out the thread I linked to earlier. You're asking for double pay, plus the Monday off, plus an extra day's leave. Saturday and Sunday were the public holidays; Monday and Tuesday were bank holidays.

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#6 11-01-2011 4:56pm

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thanks,looks like ill take 2 days off

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