For new starters it says in contract you are allowed 22.5 days holiday, pro rata for part time.
so if your 32 hours a week does this mean i still get 22.5 for the year or a percentage of this ?
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fishtank
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Re: holiday pro rata
Stella102 wrote:For new starters it says in contract you are allowed 22.5 days holiday, pro rata for part time.
so if your 32 hours a week does this mean i still get 22.5 for the year or a percentage of this ?
Since the holiday entitlement is now done in hours you will get 32hrsX4.5 weeks=144hrs
How many days that equates to will depend on how many hours you work per day.
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Stella102
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Re: holiday pro rata
5 days a week 6 1/2 a dayfishtank wrote:Stella102 wrote:For new starters it says in contract you are allowed 22.5 days holiday, pro rata for part time.
so if your 32 hours a week does this mean i still get 22.5 for the year or a percentage of this ?
Since the holiday entitlement is now done in hours you will get 32hrsX4.5 weeks=144hrs
How many days that equates to will depend on how many hours you work per day.
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steven100
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Re: holiday pro rata
But if you only work Wed to Sat, does Monday holidays get taken into account???
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fishtank
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Re: holiday pro rata
That's a 32 and a half hour week but yes you will still get 22.5 days.Stella102 wrote:5 days a week 6 1/2 a dayfishtank wrote:Stella102 wrote:For new starters it says in contract you are allowed 22.5 days holiday, pro rata for part time.
so if your 32 hours a week does this mean i still get 22.5 for the year or a percentage of this ?
Since the holiday entitlement is now done in hours you will get 32hrsX4.5 weeks=144hrs
How many days that equates to will depend on how many hours you work per day.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: holiday pro rata
nobody has told us its done in hoursfishtank wrote:Stella102 wrote:For new starters it says in contract you are allowed 22.5 days holiday, pro rata for part time.
so if your 32 hours a week does this mean i still get 22.5 for the year or a percentage of this ?
Since the holiday entitlement is now done in hours you will get 32hrsX4.5 weeks=144hrs
How many days that equates to will depend on how many hours you work per day.
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fishtank
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Re: holiday pro rata
http://www.royalmailchat.co.uk/communit ... 24#p423249" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;bringon4dayweeks wrote: nobody has told us its done in hours
However the PSP will record and process annual leave in hours instead of days, meaning that leave entitlements will be reduced by the actual hours and minutes taken – not days as is current practice. This means that leave can now be taken in hours if a full day is not required.
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