Sorry if this is in the wrong section.
I've been purchasing annual leave for years but have recently hit the 15 year service milestone, so should the amount I'm paying eventually decrease as leave entitlement goes up after 15 years service ? Yes I realise you have to work to accumilate the days etc
Hopefully that makes sense, we've got no rep and I've been meaning to ring up HR.
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Holiday leave purchasing
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ted_e_bear
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Re: Holiday leave purchasing
See following list of the applicable reductions, presumably you were being deducted the over 5 years rate of 2.6% if you were taking the full 6 weeks available.
On Entry: Four and a half week's holiday
Percentage adjustment
Option 1: 5 weeks holidays 1%
Option 2: 6 weeks holiday 3%
After 5 year's service
Option 3: 5 weeks holidays 0.6%
Option 4: 6 weeks holidays 2.6%
Standard after 15 year's service - five week 1 days holiday
Option 5: 6 week's holiday 1.6%
On Entry: Four and a half week's holiday
Percentage adjustment
Option 1: 5 weeks holidays 1%
Option 2: 6 weeks holiday 3%
After 5 year's service
Option 3: 5 weeks holidays 0.6%
Option 4: 6 weeks holidays 2.6%
Standard after 15 year's service - five week 1 days holiday
Option 5: 6 week's holiday 1.6%
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michael147
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- Location: TURIN
Re: Holiday leave purchasing
When i hit first 15 and then 20 years service the deductions decreased and in the second case ceased exactly on time and as they should have.
Quite frankly i was astounded.
Quite frankly i was astounded.
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mallard63
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- Gender: Male
Re: Holiday leave purchasing
If you have hit the 15 year marker after the start of the financial year, so April 2023, then you will continue paying the current amount until the start of the next financial year, April 2024. You should then see your weekly amount reduce so you are then only purchasing an additional 4 days,( assuming you are purchasing up to the maximum additional leave).
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Route1
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- Gender: Female
Re: Holiday leave purchasing
This reply is Incorrectmallard63 wrote: ↑29 Jul 2023, 16:01If you have hit the 15 year marker after the start of the financial year, so April 2023, then you will continue paying the current amount until the start of the next financial year, April 2024. You should then see your weekly amount reduce so you are then only purchasing an additional 4 days,( assuming you are purchasing up to the maximum additional leave).
Other posts are correct.
Your "POAL" deductions will decrease in the week (or the week after) you reach 15 years service. Amazed they got this right
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ted_e_bear
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Re: Holiday leave purchasing
Correct, when I hit 20 years my deductions stopped.Route1 wrote: ↑29 Jul 2023, 22:42This reply is Incorrectmallard63 wrote: ↑29 Jul 2023, 16:01If you have hit the 15 year marker after the start of the financial year, so April 2023, then you will continue paying the current amount until the start of the next financial year, April 2024. You should then see your weekly amount reduce so you are then only purchasing an additional 4 days,( assuming you are purchasing up to the maximum additional leave).
Other posts are correct.
Your "POAL" deductions will decrease in the week (or the week after) you reach 15 years service. Amazed they got this right
Oh by the way have you checked (Lou84) that you're currently paying the correct deductions as per my above post.
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Lou84
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Re: Holiday leave purchasing
I contacted HR via the stupid app as there was nonone to talk to on the phone and all sorted now.
Thanks for the help !
Thanks for the help !
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aiden01
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Lou84
- Posts: 162
- Joined: 09 May 2012, 21:42
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Re: Holiday leave purchasing
Because I wanted to actually speak to someone, I had to wait several days for a reply.
Another cost cutting procedure by reducing manned phones.
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Kaiser_soze
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- Gender: Male
Re: Holiday leave purchasing
So the issue is the Contact Centre not the App then? Or am I being stupid?