Is Monday 4.1.2010 a Bank Holiday?

Leothecat

Does anyone know?
TIA

iluvfreebies

not in northern ireland just in scotland me thinks

Leothecat

i!!!!!!!!!!! wrote: »

not in northern ireland just in scotland me thinks

Thanks for your help.

dmxdave

i!!!!!!!!!!! wrote: »

not in northern ireland just in scotland me thinks

Yep Friday 1st was the Bank holiday back to "normal" to-morrow.

Cherryscone

Northern Ireland Bank Holiday Dates

The following dates show the bank holiday dates for Northern Ireland for 2010:

Date
New Year's Day Friday 1 Jan 2010
St Patrick's Day Wednesday 17 Mar 2010
Good Friday Friday 2 Apr 2010
Easter Monday (Bank Holiday) Monday 5 Apr 2010
First May Bank Holiday Monday 3 May 2010
Spring Bank Holiday Monday 31 May 2010
Battle of the Boyne / Orangemen's Day Monday 12 July 2010
Summer Bank Holiday Monday 30 Aug 2010
Christmas Day Saturday 25 Dec 2010
Christmas Day Bank Holiday Monday 27 Dec 2010
Boxing Day Sunday 26 Dec 2010
Boxing Day Bank Holiday Tuesday 28 Dec 2010

rexel

to many holidays:j

BOBS

Never too many holidays ....................

SnowyOwl_2

Too many holidays??? LOL NOOOO!
I don't quite get why some companies don't take both May bank holidays...I found that very disconcerting when I first started working here. And as for the July 12th and St.P's Day - I do wish everyone would take both of them and be happy about it.

spike7451

SnowyOwl wrote: »

Too many holidays??? LOL NOOOO!
I don't quite get why some companies don't take both May bank holidays...I found that very disconcerting when I first started working here. And as for the July 12th and St.P's Day - I do wish everyone would take both of them and be happy about it.

Because you get July 12th,That's what NTL's HR told us when we asked.

SnowyOwl_2

spike7451 wrote: »

Because you get July 12th,That's what NTL's HR told us when we asked.

Well no actually - 12th July is considered a normal working day by many many firms. Just as some firms will be business as usual on 17th March. One company I worked for over here decided that neither 12th July nor 17th March were to be regarded, therefore both were worked as normal. If you wanted either or both of those dates then you had to book it out of your annual holiday entitlement. Those who worked it got no extra pay nor did they get a day off in lieu. All perfectly legal.

And if you look at the list provided by madmam you will see that there are two designated holidays in May - there's nothing about them being replacement for 12th July, which is also on the list.

NTL HR's dept was fobbing you off....