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Buying annual leave
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Gills_Postie
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Buying annual leave
I have a 32 hour contract and i pay £9.13 a week for two weeks extra leave in a year. I found out that a colleague in my office does the same thing but she pays about 4 quid a week less, she does the same hours as me. Does anyone know if i'm overpaying or does it seem the normal amount? Thought i'd ask on here before I give payroll a ring.
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fishtank
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Re: Buying annual leave
It could be a length of service thing.
Up to 6 weeks or 30 days is the maximum holiday entitlement you can have so the amount you will pay depends on your basic entitlement which is..
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5 years...23.5 days
15 years..26 days
20 years..30 days
Up to 6 weeks or 30 days is the maximum holiday entitlement you can have so the amount you will pay depends on your basic entitlement which is..
Start......22.5days
5 years...23.5 days
15 years..26 days
20 years..30 days
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Gills_Postie
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Re: Buying annual leave
I've been there four years mate so i would get the minimum if i didn't buy leave. The lady i work with started the same time as me so not sure why she's paying less. I'll ring them up tomorrow.
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fishtank
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Re: Buying annual leave
If you're paying £9.13 a week that's £474 a year for 7.5 days or 48hrs so it sounds about right.Gills_Postie wrote:I've been there four years mate so i would get the minimum if i didn't buy leave. The lady i work with started the same time as me so not sure why she's paying less. I'll ring them up tomorrow.
It actually sounds like your colleague is underpaying so she needs to be careful she doesn't end up with a massive overpayment bill.
If her circumstances are exactly the same as yours and she's only paying a fiver a week i think she needs to get in touch with payroll.
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Buying annual leave
Or she is buying less holiday than him.
Maybe she isn't buying up to the maximum?
Maybe she isn't buying up to the maximum?
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Buying annual leave
yes cant you buy upto five weeks or five weeks and a day ?clashcityrocker wrote:Or she is buying less holiday than him.
Maybe she isn't buying up to the maximum?
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DB1100
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Re: Buying annual leave
Due to being put on a four day week by this park and loop bollox,I have been told that when I book a holiday it counts as five days and not 4,just another con trick by Royal Mail,so they say I get 30 days holiday when infact I get 24 days ain't life grand!fishtank wrote:It could be a length of service thing.
Up to 6 weeks or 30 days is the maximum holiday entitlement you can have so the amount you will pay depends on your basic entitlement which is..
Start......22.5days
5 years...23.5 days
15 years..26 days
20 years..30 days
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Buying annual leave
thats still six weeksDB1100 wrote:Due to being put on a four day week by this park and loop bollox,I have been told that when I book a holiday it counts as five days and not 4,just another con trick by Royal Mail,so they say I get 30 days holiday when infact I get 24 days ain't life grand!fishtank wrote:It could be a length of service thing.
Up to 6 weeks or 30 days is the maximum holiday entitlement you can have so the amount you will pay depends on your basic entitlement which is..
Start......22.5days
5 years...23.5 days
15 years..26 days
20 years..30 days
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DB1100
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Buying annual leave
on a day off you are at home for 10 hours not 8DB1100 wrote:Its still a con
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Buying annual leave
Bring on has it smack on - Royal Mail do holidays based on hours now so everyone who get the old 6 weeks holiday will now get 240/234 hours.bringon4dayweeks wrote:thats still six weeksDB1100 wrote:
Due to being put on a four day week by this park and loop bollox,I have been told that when I book a holiday it counts as five days and not 4,just another con trick by Royal Mail,so they say I get 30 days holiday when infact I get 24 days ain't life grand!
Now if you work a 4 day week as opposed to a 5 day week you may think you get 1 less day per holiday but in fact you both use the same 39/40 hours of your entitlement.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: Buying annual leave
and you still get your two days off a weekbringon4dayweeks wrote:on a day off you are at home for 10 hours not 8DB1100 wrote:Its still a con
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DB1100
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Re: Buying annual leave
Right so the person who covers my job for 6 weeks a year will have his holiday reduced by a percentage then,also due to the fact that we are waiting for a repick and have been for about 5 months all the holiday I take before counts as 4 day weeks and all the holiday afterwards counts as 5 day weeks because I am not stopping on this job.
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DB1100
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Re: Buying annual leave
No I am on a 30 hr contractbringon4dayweeks wrote:and you still get your two days off a weekbringon4dayweeks wrote:on a day off you are at home for 10 hours not 8DB1100 wrote:Its still a con
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Buying annual leave
the maths is the same - in a week off whether you are a 4 day or 5 day 30 hour contract - you still only use 30 hours of your 180 hours yearly entitlement.DB1100 wrote:No I am on a 30 hr contractbringon4dayweeks wrote:and you still get your two days off a weekbringon4dayweeks wrote:on a day off you are at home for 10 hours not 8DB1100 wrote:Its still a con
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