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Xmas leave slots back in summer

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Xmas leave slots back in summer

Post by Exrep »

Hello chaps sorry for asking this but ive lost all my union stuff since last being rep and now that im rep again i needing pointing in the rite direction.

When they close the leave over xmas your supposed to get back those leave slots during the summer months but what agreement is this under.

Ive looked in way forward and pay and mod 2010 maybe ive skimmed past it.

Help will be appreciated chaps.

Thanks in advance
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Sorry chaps think ive gotten my wires crossed .

It seems its an area agreement so there is no literature.

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Slightly related and good info anyway, see this...
Annual Leave/Resourcing Guidelines
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Xmas leave slots back in summer

Post by Exrep »

Thank you very much that info has helped me so much .

Thanks
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