My father past away early hours Friday morning 6/9/13 and I have been told by my manager I am entitled to 5 days paid leave.
He has however said this 5 days runs consecutively from the Friday and includes the Sunday and my day off (Tuesday).
So basically I am getting paid until Tuesday.
Any other leave would be considered annual leave.
This does not seem right to me, surely 5 working days (or one week which it says on the special leave guide that he gave me) would mean I should be paid up to and including Thursday.
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Special leave, bereavement.
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Chelseablue
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Re: Special leave, bereavement.
Take as long as you need mate
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Special leave, bereavement.
its five working days you get, that does not include the sunday or your rota day off, speak to your rep asap
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NCFCstu
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Re: Special leave, bereavement.
Thanks guys.
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aiden01
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Re: Special leave, bereavement.
5 days is a joke mate take a month at least
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Fatboyslim
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Re: Special leave, bereavement.
NCFCstu - sorry to hear about your bereavement.
To think in your hour of need, having the requirement for some special leave - your manager is grabbing the opportunity to rob you.
You are entitled to FIVE days special leave, plus ONE for the service. As your caring manager is trying to use S/L days for Sunday & your rostered day off. You might run out today. If this is the case - go to see your GP.
To think in your hour of need, having the requirement for some special leave - your manager is grabbing the opportunity to rob you.
You are entitled to FIVE days special leave, plus ONE for the service. As your caring manager is trying to use S/L days for Sunday & your rostered day off. You might run out today. If this is the case - go to see your GP.
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penlanpostie
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Re: Special leave, bereavement.
so sorry to hear of your loss , i dont think anybody can put a time frame on how a bereavement can affect somebody so take what you need , if you dont feel ready to return after the 5 days see your gp and get a sick paper.
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Chelseablue
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Re: Special leave, bereavement.
Yeah totally agree, take as long off as you need mate
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NCFCstu
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Re: Special leave, bereavement.
Thanks everyone, got it sorted. Manager was being a bit thick. He has told me to take as long as I need.