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Annual Leave

21-11-2011 3:04pm

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macfhinn

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#2 21-11-2011 3:13pm

seamus

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Will be when? After the budget? I doubt it.

Statutory annual leave for anyone working full-time is 20 days.

The amount you get can vary depending on your contract, but 20 is the absolute minimum that you are entitled to by law.

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#3 21-11-2011 3:15pm

EoghanConway

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http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2011/1115/1224307583725.html

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#4 21-11-2011 3:17pm

testicle

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macfhinn wrote: »

I was reading in the Sunday Indo that annual leave will be a minimum of 22 days. Is this correct as I am currently on 20 days?

Are you a Public Servant?

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#5 21-11-2011 4:26pm

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thread closed, seeing as the OP has deleted his post after people have taken the time to respond.

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