My son was sick last Tuesday and I need to take emergency time off for 1 day. No other special leave in this year. Dom put on my payslip as a unpaid leave. I just checked on employee guidance and it says;
Family emergency leave: Where there is an immediate need to deal with a more serious emergency to do with a dependant e.g. they are injured, give birth, or there is a death. Leave is normally one day with pay, with further days either unpaid or covered by annual holiday. Exceptional circumstances might warrant three days with pay.
When told this to DOM, he says, there are special leave A, B, C (which doesn’t show anywhere), managers decide on the situation according to that.
Is there anyone can light me up to this situation please?
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number one
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I’m under the impression that the 1 day paid emergency leave is for example an incident happening right now where you are needed. If it is something in a few days time then they don’t consider this as an emergency as they think you should be able to plan for thatspartakus wrote:My son was sick last Tuesday and I need to take emergency time off for 1 day. No other special leave in this year. Dom put on my payslip as a unpaid leave. I just checked on employee guidance and it says;
Family emergency leave: Where there is an immediate need to deal with a more serious emergency to do with a dependant e.g. they are injured, give birth, or there is a death. Leave is normally one day with pay, with further days either unpaid or covered by annual holiday. Exceptional circumstances might warrant three days with pay.
When told this to DOM, he says, there are special leave A, B, C (which doesn’t show anywhere), managers decide on the situation according to that.
Is there anyone can light me up to this situation please?
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aiden01
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think he meant needed day off as in last tuesday so should have been special leave paid.number one wrote:I’m under the impression that the 1 day paid emergency leave is for example an incident happening right now where you are needed. If it is something in a few days time then they don’t consider this as an emergency as they think you should be able to plan for thatspartakus wrote:My son was sick last Tuesday and I need to take emergency time off for 1 day. No other special leave in this year. Dom put on my payslip as a unpaid leave. I just checked on employee guidance and it says;
Family emergency leave: Where there is an immediate need to deal with a more serious emergency to do with a dependant e.g. they are injured, give birth, or there is a death. Leave is normally one day with pay, with further days either unpaid or covered by annual holiday. Exceptional circumstances might warrant three days with pay.
When told this to DOM, he says, there are special leave A, B, C (which doesn’t show anywhere), managers decide on the situation according to that.
Is there anyone can light me up to this situation please?
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Yamr1
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Another Dom that doesn't won't to pay staff for a genuine absence.
AL ABOUT THERE 10% BONUS AND TO KEEP THERE BUDGET DOWN.
this company are letting managers away with murder.
Managers just don't give a s**t about the union now only listen to there area managers
AL ABOUT THERE 10% BONUS AND TO KEEP THERE BUDGET DOWN.
this company are letting managers away with murder.
Managers just don't give a s**t about the union now only listen to there area managers
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spartakus
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Yes you are correct. I don’t understand what is Special leave A,B,C categories?.. Is there such a thing really? Or it just made up :Saiden01 wrote:think he meant needed day off as in last tuesday so should have been special leave paid.number one wrote:I’m under the impression that the 1 day paid emergency leave is for example an incident happening right now where you are needed. If it is something in a few days time then they don’t consider this as an emergency as they think you should be able to plan for thatspartakus wrote:My son was sick last Tuesday and I need to take emergency time off for 1 day. No other special leave in this year. Dom put on my payslip as a unpaid leave. I just checked on employee guidance and it says;
Family emergency leave: Where there is an immediate need to deal with a more serious emergency to do with a dependant e.g. they are injured, give birth, or there is a death. Leave is normally one day with pay, with further days either unpaid or covered by annual holiday. Exceptional circumstances might warrant three days with pay.
When told this to DOM, he says, there are special leave A, B, C (which doesn’t show anywhere), managers decide on the situation according to that.
Is there anyone can light me up to this situation please?
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number one
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rehabron
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Manager is refering to the old special leave booklet which was shown as A,B & C options for determining the days that could be paid or unpaid but this was replaced by the " Other Time Off " booklet a guide for managers.spartakus wrote:My son was sick last Tuesday and I need to take emergency time off for 1 day. No other special leave in this year. Dom put on my payslip as a unpaid leave. I just checked on employee guidance and it says;
Family emergency leave: Where there is an immediate need to deal with a more serious emergency to do with a dependant e.g. they are injured, give birth, or there is a death. Leave is normally one day with pay, with further days either unpaid or covered by annual holiday. Exceptional circumstances might warrant three days with pay.
When told this to DOM, he says, there are special leave A, B, C (which doesn’t show anywhere), managers decide on the situation according to that.
Is there anyone can light me up to this situation please?