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Holiday entitlement for extra hours (part-time)
NotYetMrs
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My contract is for one half day a week (4.5 hours), but since starting work in January I have worked quite a few extra hours each week.
My contract states I am entitled to holiday, but is not clear how much or how it's calculated. There is no bank holiday working.
(Previously while employed for agency I received 1 hours holiday entitlement for every 9 hours worked), but I am employed direct by this company.
Question is what is the best way to work out what I should be due for what I have worked. For example I have worked approx 450 hours since starting in January this year. I am on basic min wage, so am looking at minimum entitlement, hours change each week depending on how many extra hours I work, (over 4 and half I am on contract to do).
My contract states I am entitled to holiday, but is not clear how much or how it's calculated. There is no bank holiday working.
(Previously while employed for agency I received 1 hours holiday entitlement for every 9 hours worked), but I am employed direct by this company.
Question is what is the best way to work out what I should be due for what I have worked. For example I have worked approx 450 hours since starting in January this year. I am on basic min wage, so am looking at minimum entitlement, hours change each week depending on how many extra hours I work, (over 4 and half I am on contract to do).
Trying to regain my sanity
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http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/Employees/Timeoffandholidays/DG_10034642
Go down to casual or irregular hours...If you haven't got it - please don't flaunt it. TIA.0 -
Thanks, that's just what I was looking for.Trying to regain my sanity0
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However, holiday pay doesn't automatically accrue on hours over and above those specified in your contract. You'd need to check, and maybe make a case with your employer if you want all your working hours taken into account, otherwise they are entitled to pay for holidays based just on your contracted hours, leaving the overtime out of the equation altogether.Signature removed for peace of mind0
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