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Right okay Im getting confused on how they are worked out had no idea I accrued them, I thought it was just a standard 29 days a year and it refreshed every January because I could take 10 days off in Jan if I wanted. Getting myself slightly confused I think!
Accrual has specific meaning with holiday regulations and is only used in the first year of employment but not by all employers.
Future years the holiday year is treated as a single unit.
Partial years are done at start and end prorata of a full year.0
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