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Holiday entitlement during redundancy
gaze60
Posts: 1 Newbie
Hi,
After some advice. I am being made redundant and during consultation they advised my final pay would include untaken holidays. When I received my redundancy letter they changed this and told me I have to use them or lose them. I get that they are entitled to this, however I spoke to Acas and they advised that if I don’t book them and they don’t book them for me and advise that they have done this, I am entitled to be payed for untaken leave in my final pay. Is this correct?
After some advice. I am being made redundant and during consultation they advised my final pay would include untaken holidays. When I received my redundancy letter they changed this and told me I have to use them or lose them. I get that they are entitled to this, however I spoke to Acas and they advised that if I don’t book them and they don’t book them for me and advise that they have done this, I am entitled to be payed for untaken leave in my final pay. Is this correct?
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They have to give you notice twice as long as they want you to take. Although I would guess the redundancy letter would be classed as notice as they want you to take them. So it depends how many days you have left and how long notice period you have.0
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I think yes (at least for your 28 days statutory leave), but other posters have disagreed with me on the same question before.“I could see that, if not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled.” - P.G. Wodehouse0
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Contracts can override the statutory notice for holidays.
Not unusual to have a clause like "we may require you to take holiday during notice period".
That means they can give zero notice to take a holiday.0
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