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Does paid holiday count as a work day?
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They could, with enough warning, cancel your holiday and simply rota it as a normal unpaid rest day so you worked all the other days - but then you would have another holiday to take later (and they could tell you when).
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So you are looking at pay and not time.hesi said:
Yes you're not physically at work but as you are being paid for it does it not still count as a work day with regards to you still being allowed the weekly rest entitlement?General_Grant said:
A day's holiday is a day off when you are not working.hesi said:I work different hours and days every week
I don't know what I will be working until the following weeks rota is released
according to the government website I am allowed either one day off every week or two days within a fortnight
My first question is do I get to choose which of these I get?
second question is, several times when I have booked a day off as holiday the rota will come out and my employer will use the day I have booked off as the only day I have off, so I'm wondering if paid holiday counts as a work day and if so do the previous rules still apply
Thanks for any help.
Imagine if your employer made you use your holiday for your weekends
If I take a week's holiday, I get paid my salary for that week. Does that mean I haven't had a rest?0 -
Welcome to European Law 101.General_Grant said:
So you are looking at pay and not time.hesi said:
Yes you're not physically at work but as you are being paid for it does it not still count as a work day with regards to you still being allowed the weekly rest entitlement?General_Grant said:
A day's holiday is a day off when you are not working.hesi said:I work different hours and days every week
I don't know what I will be working until the following weeks rota is released
according to the government website I am allowed either one day off every week or two days within a fortnight
My first question is do I get to choose which of these I get?
second question is, several times when I have booked a day off as holiday the rota will come out and my employer will use the day I have booked off as the only day I have off, so I'm wondering if paid holiday counts as a work day and if so do the previous rules still apply
Thanks for any help.
Imagine if your employer made you use your holiday for your weekends
If I take a week's holiday, I get paid my salary for that week. Does that mean I haven't had a rest?“I could see that, if not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled.” - P.G. Wodehouse0 -
If you were paid for 7 days that particular week (6 working and 1 holiday day) then this is correct and your employer has done nothing wrong.hesi said:
Ok thanks, yes I would get paid for 7 days which is why I also thought I should still be entitled to a rest dayJamoLew said:
^^ Thisprowla said:So if you take 1 day as paid holiday and work the other 6 days of the week, do you get 7 days pay for the week?
It will depend on how many days in that particular week you have been paid for - a paid day wouldnt be considered as a rest day regardless if you attend work or not
How many hours do you work each week? Have you opted out of the 48 hour weekly limit?0
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