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Holidays Reduced!! No Notice
strawbell
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Hi
Hope someone can advise. I have just noticed that my holiday as been reduced from 10 days to 7 days. I have worked p/t for the last 6 years and have always had 10 days since. Holiday entitilment for f/t staff is 25 days plus b/h. I work 15 hrs and so therefore pro-rata mine is 10.
I work mondays & Tuesdays. The company does not open on any bank holiday.
Today I have contacted HR who say that my holiday was reduced as I'm only allowed 4 days bank holiday pro-rata??? so they have taken 3 of my holidays away. Surely this isn't correct??
Thanks
Debbie
Hope someone can advise. I have just noticed that my holiday as been reduced from 10 days to 7 days. I have worked p/t for the last 6 years and have always had 10 days since. Holiday entitilment for f/t staff is 25 days plus b/h. I work 15 hrs and so therefore pro-rata mine is 10.
I work mondays & Tuesdays. The company does not open on any bank holiday.
Today I have contacted HR who say that my holiday was reduced as I'm only allowed 4 days bank holiday pro-rata??? so they have taken 3 of my holidays away. Surely this isn't correct??
Thanks
Debbie
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So full timers get 33 days inc BH,
Your prorata is 2/5 so 13.2 incuding BH.
Were your 10 days previously inc BH or did you get those on top?0 -
Hi
I have always had 10 days holiday plus bank holiday.
Thanks
Debbie0 -
I think what they have already done is deducted the bank holiday days already (as your co is closed on a bank holiday).
Your pro-rata entitlement is 13 days as mentioned above (to include bank holidays). 6 bank holidays this year fall on Mondays or Tuesdays (which you will need to take as holiday days as your workplace is closed), which therefore leaves you with 7 days remaining. Most places I know, when you work part-time, you get the bank holidays pro-rated as, otherwise, you would technically be getting more holiday days than your full-time equivalent colleagues.0 -
As gm4l says, your TOTAL paid leave entitlement should be 13.2. Not 10 plus BHs or 7 plus BHs.
As a part-timer it's done by days. Your AL and BHs should be pro rata. If a BH falls on your working day, you have to take it out of your leave; if it doesn't, there's no change to your leave. That's the lawful way of calculating it to make sure that you are neither advantaged nor disadvantaged through being part time.
I *suspect* that they have realised that 10 plus BHs was wrong, and have tried to just take 13.2 and take off the 6 BHs which fall on your working days this year to work out your AL. So whilst numerically correct, they have made the wrong calculation. It's 13.2 TOTAL. Not AL + BH. Talk to HR / your manager and explain how they should calculate it.
HTH
KiKi' <-- See that? It's called an apostrophe. It does not mean "hey, look out, here comes an S".0 -
Maxjessdru wrote: »Most places I know, when you work part-time, you get the bank holidays pro-rated as, otherwise, you would technically be getting more holiday days than your full-time equivalent colleagues.
Most maybe but not all.
Some say XX days pro rata plus bank holidays if they fall on days normally worked. Obviously then there is a significant advantage in only working Mondays!
Providing everybody is at least getting pro rata the statutory minimum (28 days full time) then this is perfectly legal.0 -
Thanks for all your replys.
You think that would have written a letter saying sorry but we have messed up for the last 6 years and this is what we are going to do. The lady who sits next to me works the same days and same hours and hers remains the same:mad:
I will did out my contract and see what it says, I know I didn't get a new contract when I went part time.
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