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St.Patricks day and working part-time

  • 11-02-2015 12:28PM
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    Hi, I was put on a three day week last month, and I normally work on a Tuesday. The boss has said that as I won't be working on the Tuesday I have to make up the day another day that week. I don't think she is right but she is insisting that she is and that I have to prove otherwise- does anyone have a link to where I can find this in black and white to show her. Or actually is she right!


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  • #2
    brightspark
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    http://www.workplacerelations.ie/en/What_You_Should_Know/Working_Hours_Leave_and_Public_Holidays/


    If the business is closed on the public holiday and an employee would normally be due to work then they get their normal day's pay.

    If the business is open and an employee works, he/she is entitled to either paid time off or an additional day's pay. The additional day's pay is what was paid for the normal daily hours last worked before the public holiday.

    If an employee is not normally rostered to work, then they will be entitled to one-fifth of their normal weekly wage extra.


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