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Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
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Shaders
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Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
As it says really, we are only allowed to book full weeks, just wondering if this is right?
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centenaryman
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
logic says....bollox.....im given 23.5 days a year....if that was right id only be allowed to book 4 weeks and loose 3 1/2 days.
ive booked 4 weeks this year and used 3 days weds thurs,,fri just after the new year,,,,because there was space that week.
ive booked 4 weeks this year and used 3 days weds thurs,,fri just after the new year,,,,because there was space that week.
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aiden01
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
no totally wrong why can you not book single days.Shaders wrote:As it says really, we are only allowed to book full weeks, just wondering if this is right?
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
Every office is different depends on what the local agreements are but generally you can't book spare days or part weeks until everyone has booked their full weeks holidays
if you took it to the extreme everyone has at least 28 days leave, so if you just wanted to take 1 days leave a week say every Monday that would block 28 weeks off for 1 reserve for people to take a full weeks leave that week, that wouldn't work so great hence full weeks are generally booked first then whatever left can be split
if you took it to the extreme everyone has at least 28 days leave, so if you just wanted to take 1 days leave a week say every Monday that would block 28 weeks off for 1 reserve for people to take a full weeks leave that week, that wouldn't work so great hence full weeks are generally booked first then whatever left can be split
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Creditshampoo
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
In my office if we want a few days off we won't get them. So book a full week off, then cancel the days unrequired
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shepherdess
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
As for booking holidays the entitlement is now broken down into hours so you can book 2 hours of if you like
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A2B
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
I've asked about this plenty of times, i believe it was introduced by payroll a couple of years ago but i've never been allowed to book a hours holidayshepherdess wrote:As for booking holidays the entitlement is now broken down into hours so you can book 2 hours of if you like
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shepherdess
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
Log into your bundle it states your holiday entitlement in hours
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Cobblers_3
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
How do you log into your bundle?!
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
Cobblers_3 wrote:How do you log into your bundle?!
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coxie
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Re: Are you allowed to book part weeks holiday leave?
You should be able to get a form request for off days off. Not surprised many people don't know, managers hide it from us