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Holiday Entitlements

sephsleft06 · 2015-01-16 14:05:36

hi, If you're full time, is it 20 days off in the year your allowed?

16-01-2015 2:05pm

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sephsleft06

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hi,
If you're full time, is it 20 days off in the year your allowed?

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#2 16-01-2015 2:06pm

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Yes that's the minimum

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#3 16-01-2015 2:07pm

sephsleft06

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thanks for clearing that.

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#4 21-01-2015 1:47pm

sephsleft06

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and if you take the 20 days, before Xmas. You really are only entitled to the bank hols days off at Xmas?

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#5 21-01-2015 1:53pm

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Yep

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#6 21-01-2015 2:07pm

sephsleft06

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cool thanks....

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