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holiday entitlement
tight_scotsman
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hi folks need some advice
i get 28 days holiday including public holidays my question is that my company say thay can allocate 10 days of my holidays to be taken at thier convienience i.e during quiet periods of buisness i also work most of the public holidays anyway with the exeption of christmas which i point blank refuse to work.
are my employers right. BTW i work as a coach driver incase this makes a difference
thanx
i get 28 days holiday including public holidays my question is that my company say thay can allocate 10 days of my holidays to be taken at thier convienience i.e during quiet periods of buisness i also work most of the public holidays anyway with the exeption of christmas which i point blank refuse to work.
are my employers right. BTW i work as a coach driver incase this makes a difference
thanx
just because you are paranoid doesnt mean to say they are not out to get you
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Yes the employer can say that you must take holiday at certain times. And no, you don't have any right - unless it is in your contract - to refuse to work any day of the year and that includes Christmas day.0
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Unless your contract says otherwise (and even then they can take steps to change it) they can tell you when you must take your holidays.
Strictly speaking you don't have the right to "point blank" refuse to work Christmas.
Sorry!
Edit -- Cross posted with SarEl but same message!0 -
Just to add to the above, your employer can choose when you take any or all of your holidays as long as they give the correct notice of at least twice as long as the leave ie, if they want you to have 1 week off then they must give you 2 weeks notice.Be Alert..........Britain needs lerts.0
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thanx to all who answered my querie my employer knows better not to ask me to work at xmas happy xmas and thanks one againjust because you are paranoid doesnt mean to say they are not out to get you0
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tight_scotsman wrote: »thanx to all who answered my querie my employer knows better not to ask me to work at xmas happy xmas and thanks one again
Just be prepared with what may happen should you get asked and refuse to work it though."If you no longer go for a gap, you are no longer a racing driver" - Ayrton Senna0
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