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Annual leave for Christmas 2019

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  • 18-05-2019 7:21pm
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    Gael23
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    Trying to work out my annual leave for the remainder of the year but I’m unsure how many days need to be kept for Christmas. I think it could be 5 days this year the way it’s falling.
    Has anyone worked it out roughly, I know there are variables for everyone.


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    lazeedaisy
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    Gael23 wrote: »
    Trying to work out my annual leave for the remainder of the year but I’m unsure how many days need to be kept for Christmas. I think it could be 5 days this year the way it’s falling.
    Has anyone worked it out roughly, I know there are variables for everyone.

    Hi, we've told our staff it's 4 days, they need to keep back,


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    Gru
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    5 days is correct, 23rd, 24th, 27th , 30th and 31st. Assuming your workplace honours Christmas day, Stephen's day and new years, Or doesn't expect you to work the 23rd or 24th.


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    miamee
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    I think youll need to take at least 3 days for Friday 27th, Monday 30th and Tuesday 31st.

    Mon 23rd Dec - regular day, take it if you have a spare day
    Tue 24th Dec - depends on your company, may be given off or need an annual leave day
    Wed 25th Dec - public holiday
    Thu 26th Dec - public holiday
    Fri 27th Dec - annual leave day
    Sat 28th Dec - weekend
    Sun 29th Dec - weekend
    Mon 30th Dec - annual leave day
    Tue 31st Dec - annual leave day
    Wed 1st Jan - public holiday
    Thu 2nd Jan - back to work (or another annual leave day)


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    Clonmel1000
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    Gru wrote: »
    5 days is correct, 23rd, 24th, 27th , 30th and 31st. Assuming your workplace honours Christmas day, Stephen's day and new years, Or doesn't expect you to work the 23rd or 24th.

    Times like this I’m delighted not to have to take my A/L in December.


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    Gru
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    Clonmel1000 wrote: »
    Times like this I’m delighted not to have to take my A/L in December.

    It is a sizable chunk but a nice break all the same. I'm fortunate to have a good annual leave allowance.


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    Gael23
    Registered Users Posts: 12,095 ✭✭✭✭Gael23


    I’ll probably work the 23rd or work from home if I can. So 4 days then really.


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