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surely when you are entitled to it off as per contract it is?
No. Working overtime is working more hours in a week than you are paid to work.
Bank holidays are a red herring, nobody is entitled to have a bank holiday off, it comes within the legal minimum of 5.6 weeks of leave a year.
He needs to get paid for it, and take a different day off another time.
If he had agreed in advance what he was going to get paid, that would be different. But he can't just assume.Sanctimonious Veggie. GYO-er. Seed Saver. Get in.0 -
I'd say it's the 10.5 hours, as by agreeing to time and a half toil then surely you're just swapping one holiday day for 1.5 holiday days?
he agreement was 1.5 TOIL for OVERTIME.
A holiday is not overtime it replaces normal working time with the same pay for not working.
By your logic the OP could book a weeks holiday, then work it getting 1.5 weeks holiday to replace it.0 -
urgh, I really appreciate everyones comments, its so hard to get our heads around! Still causing confusion today...
Its been explained to me like this...
there is an argument regarding 1 days work, the bank holiday....
if the employee didn't agree to work the bank holiday Friday but had agreed to work the Saturday they would have received
1 x day off
1 x day paid (BH)
10.5 hrs TOIL
By working the bank holiday they receive
1 day Paid (BH)
TOIL 10.5 hrs
there is a day missing?
the employees actual holiday entitlement is 28 days AND all bank holidays0 -
I think now its normal pay and a days holiday to replace the bank holiday they missed. They didn't do overtime and are really just swapping a days work for a days holiday somewhere later on.Don't trust a forum for advice. Get proper paid advice. Any advice given should always be checked0
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urgh, I really appreciate everyones comments, its so hard to get our heads around! Still causing confusion today...
Its been explained to me like this...
there is an argument regarding 1 days work, the bank holiday....
if the employee didn't agree to work the bank holiday Friday but had agreed to work the Saturday they would have received
1 x day off -> the BH
1 x day paid (BH) -> holiday pay
10.5 hrs TOIL -> for working the Sat OT
By working the bank holiday they receive
1 day Paid (BH) -> for working the BH
TOIL 10.5 hrs -> should only be regular hours it is not OT
there is a day missing? -> no there isn't they got the Sat off
the employees actual holiday entitlement is 28 days AND all bank holidays
The agreement for 1.5 TOIL was for OT working a normal day that was allocated to holiday is just normal time and just does not use the holiday.0
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