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lunch allowance in holidayy pay

pluszap · 2016-08-05 00:11:24

I receive a regular lunch allowance every week but this is not included in holiday pay. Is this correct thanks

05-08-2016 12:11am

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I receive a regular lunch allowance every week but this is not included in holiday pay. Is this correct thanks

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#2 05-08-2016 9:38am

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#3 05-08-2016 9:40am

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pluszap wrote: »

I receive a regular lunch allowance every week but this is not included in holiday pay. Is this correct thanks

well if you are not going to work, why do you think they should be paying for your lunch?

do you get lunch money for the days of the week you don't work?

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#4 05-08-2016 10:55am

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Presumably the lunch allowance is to cover you for when you are working away from your usual location or base. When you're on holidays, you won't be working away from base - so no allowance I guess.

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