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Holiday Entitlement

  • 27-01-2011 3:19pm
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    Saint Sonner
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    I am employed by a company in Northern Ireland and I am currently having a debate with one of the staff regarding holiday entitlement. When is a person classified part time and and what are the entitlements of a person who is part time to holidays?


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    tenchi-fan
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    Saint Sonner wrote: »
    I am employed by a company in Northern Ireland and I am currently having a debate with one of the staff regarding holiday entitlement. When is a person classified part time and and what are the entitlements of a person who is part time to holidays?

    wrong forum.. try work and jobs.

    Holiday pay is usually around 8% of the employees total pay in a year.

    If someone works a 5 day week and gets 20 days annual leave, a person who works one day a week will only get 4 days annual leave in a year.

    If they work 3 hours a day and 1 day a week, they will be entitled to 3 hours annual leave 4 times a year.


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