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what constitutes full time and part time hours

tir21 · 2013-09-08 12:35:15

how many hours do you have to work for the government to consider you in full time employment i ask because im wondering if someone who works part time is legally required to take holidays if they work zero hours and don't want or need any holiday from their usual working hours since they may already get all the time off…

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getmore4less Posts: 46,882 Forumite

9 September 2013 at 7:41AM

The nhs and umbrella companies are happy with itemized paid Holliday pay on the regular pay cycle and not paying holiday at the time it is taken.

there is no point in enforcing where workers don't work 6 day every week and take at least 28 days off over the year as it is very easy to construct a compliant contract

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