Holiday Entitlement
There are ‘fall-back’ rules for the notice required to request, grant or refuse a holiday and there are special rules for calculating the entitlement for someone who joins during the employer’s holiday year and for the taking of holidays during the first year of service.
Workers have a statutory entitlement to pay in lieu of any unused holidays when their employment ends, but many employers do not realise that there is no corresponding statutory entitlement for employers to recoup pay for any holidays that have been ‘over-taken’. Recouping pay for ‘over-taken’ holiday is a matter of contract, and without a correctly worded employment contract, employers will be unable to make a holiday pay deduction.
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Operating throughout the UK with experts on Employment Law on hand in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff, Citation have emerged as one of the United Kingdom’s leading health and safety and employment law consultancies.
Citation specialises in providing fixed cost employment law compliance packages to over 6000 organisations nationally. Citation has been the recipient of a number of Business Awards including the Queen’s Award for Enterprise and is proud of its contribution towards a safe and fair business environment whilst at the same time relieving the burden of regulatory compliance from its clients.
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