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Holiday pay
t4686i
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Hi
I'm just wondering if any of yous would know.I left my job and its came around to the time im suppose to be paid.While I was leaving I was giving forms to fill out during notice.On one of the forms it said "Outstanding holidays to be paid (in hours)" Then no deductions.Am I correct in thinking im due the amount of hours it said on that paperwork?
I'm just wondering if any of yous would know.I left my job and its came around to the time im suppose to be paid.While I was leaving I was giving forms to fill out during notice.On one of the forms it said "Outstanding holidays to be paid (in hours)" Then no deductions.Am I correct in thinking im due the amount of hours it said on that paperwork?
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You're due whatever you've got unused.0
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Normally those quoted words would be about holidays accrued (ie the proportion of the annual allowance "earned") but not taken during employment. It wouldn't be a deduction but an addition if you hadn't taken all that allowance. If you had taken more holiday than accrued (because you had taken it in advance of working enough time) then the value of those excess hours of holiday they had paid would be deducted from your final pay.t4686i said:Hi
I'm just wondering if any of yous would know.I left my job and its came around to the time im suppose to be paid.While I was leaving I was giving forms to fill out during notice.On one of the forms it said "Outstanding holidays to be paid (in hours)" Then no deductions.Am I correct in thinking im due the amount of hours it said on that paperwork?0
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