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purchase of annual leave
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scooby
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purchase of annual leave
any one on here buy extra holiday if so can you tell me how much they stop every week mine seems a lot
£10.23 every week mine is thats about 531 a year how they work that out ?
£10.23 every week mine is thats about 531 a year how they work that out ?
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fishtank
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Re: purchase of annual leave
Assuming you work a standard 5 day week.
Take a full week's pay and divide it by 5.
Multiply this number by the number of days you purchase.
Less than 5 years service...7.5 days
5-15 years service...6.5 days
15-20 years service...4 days.
Divide this number by 52 and it should be roughly what you pay.
Take a full week's pay and divide it by 5.
Multiply this number by the number of days you purchase.
Less than 5 years service...7.5 days
5-15 years service...6.5 days
15-20 years service...4 days.
Divide this number by 52 and it should be roughly what you pay.
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Shaman Mao
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Re: purchase of annual leave
I was paying £11.81 per week to increase my holiday from 4.5 weeks to 6 weeks (that's on 39 hours per weeks).
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: purchase of annual leave
exactly the same figure as me.scooby wrote:any one on here buy extra holiday if so can you tell me how much they stop every week mine seems a lot
£10.23 every week mine is thats about 531 a year how they work that out ?
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chelseachris
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Re: purchase of annual leave
£ 8.67 per week for me
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arnold cheshire
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- Location: england
Re: purchase of annual leave
531 tax free as wellscooby wrote:any one on here buy extra holiday if so can you tell me how much they stop every week mine seems a lot
£10.23 every week mine is thats about 531 a year how they work that out ?
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UnhappyGremlin
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Re: purchase of annual leave
Most that do this tell me that you actually pay less than you should, don't know if it's true.
Sometimes, I wish I wasn't a Rep.
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kingeric
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Re: purchase of annual leave
Can this only be done via our DOM or can we do it ourselves like ordering uniform?
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UnhappyGremlin
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Re: purchase of annual leave
You have to go through your line manager/DOM.kingeric wrote:Can this only be done via our DOM or can we do it ourselves like ordering uniform?
It runs April to March (financial year).
There is a form to fill in I think. Ask in about February.
Sometimes, I wish I wasn't a Rep.
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coxie
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Re: purchase of annual leave
Filled my form out 4 years ago, best thing I ever done.
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foggilake
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Re: purchase of annual leave
I've been told that RM charge you for buying A/L. I've asked on several occasions and can't get a straight answer on how much they take.
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postiewhite
- EX ROYAL MAIL
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Re: purchase of annual leave
Do you have to be employed for a certain amount of time to purchase extra holidays,ie one year or can it be done regardless?
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barrowc
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Re: purchase of annual leave
The charge is just a percentage reduction in your basic pay based on the difference between your leave entitlement and the amount you are purchasing. It's a 2% deduction for each week's extra leave (up to the maximum entitlement of six weeks total) and you have to take the option for an entire leave year (April to March). As far as I know, there's no minimum amount of service needed to apply for this but it usually needs to be applied for by the February preceding the leave yearfoggilake wrote:I've been told that RM charge you for buying A/L. I've asked on several occasions and can't get a straight answer on how much they take.
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maximus12
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- Gender: Male
Re: purchase of annual leave
So if you want an extra week, you are basically taking that week off without getting paid as you are paying it back over the year. Is this right?
I'm considering doing it for next year but also don't really understand it.
I'm considering doing it for next year but also don't really understand it.
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: purchase of annual leave
In essence yes - better decide quick though cut off date for leave year 2014/15 is late February.maximus12 wrote:So if you want an extra week, you are basically taking that week off without getting paid as you are paying it back over the year. Is this right?
I'm considering doing it for next year but also don't really understand it.
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