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Holiday entitlements and maternity leave

Mandzhalas · 2015-01-21 15:46:59

Hi. Last year my wife have left for maternity leave in august. She have got paid for all annual leave holiday days she had( about 2 weeks of holidays) to that date. Is she entitled to get paid for annual leave holiday days that she accommodated during maternity leave?

21-01-2015 3:46pm

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Mandzhalas

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Hi. Last year my wife have left for maternity leave in august. She have got paid for all annual leave holiday days she had( about 2 weeks of holidays) to that date.
Is she entitled to get paid for annual leave holiday days that she accommodated during maternity leave?

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#2 21-01-2015 3:58pm

surpy

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Short answer is yes, she is entitled to accumulate holiday pay.

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#3 21-01-2015 4:19pm

Mrs OBumble

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She's entitled to the leave.

But she is only entitled to be paid for it when she either takes the leave, or resigns.

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#4 21-01-2015 4:23pm

CharlieQ39

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She is also entitled to get time off in Lieu of the Bank Holidays during her Maternity Leave and she entitled to her full Annual Leave for the Period.

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