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Being forced to carry over outstanding leave.

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comando009
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Being forced to carry over outstanding leave.

Post by comando009 »

I have signed my 6 week leave allowance but still have 6 days left.These have been accrued over a couple of years.I have been told by my manager that I cannot sign for any more leave in this current year. The reason being is that if I have signed for my 6 weeks they do not have to let me sign for the remaining days in this current year.
If that is the case I will just keep accruing extra days every year and never get to use them
Several people in my office have signed for more than 6 weeks so I an being treated unfairly.
I have just given my manager a letter with the days I want off and told him that I will be taking them even if they are refused.
I was under the impression that you cannot be forced to carry leave over.
Your advice would be greatly appreciated
hans solo
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Being forced to carry over outstanding leave.

Post by hans solo »

ask for the days owed to be paid
comando009
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Being forced to carry over outstanding leave.

Post by comando009 »

Have been told they office budget can't afford to pay,I want the days off.
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

submit a grievance.

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comando009
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Being forced to carry over outstanding leave.

Post by comando009 »

I did put that in my letter telling them what days I would be taking.I said to allow some employees to sign for 7 weeks,but deny me my days was treating me unfairly and I might raise a grievance about it.