A nifty trick if you fancy an extended holiday at the end of April next year!!
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When this is done at all, they take the 8 days out of your statutory entitlement of 28 days. Therefore you have 20 days in addition[/I] to them. So you can take 4 of the 20 and still get the 11 days off.
When this is done at all, they take the 8 days out of your statutory entitlement of 28 days. Therefore you have 20 days in addition[/I] to them. So you can take 4 of the 20 and still get the 11 days off.
I believe recently the way the minimum entitlement was calculated was changed.
The standard for a long time seemed to be 20 days vacation (not including bank holidays). Now vacation allowances are shown including the public holidays so people have 28 days. The reality is that for most people there is no change. They either had 20 (plus 8) before, or just 28 now.
The standard for a long time seemed to be 20 days vacation (not including bank holidays). Now vacation allowances are shown including the public holidays so people have 28 days. The reality is that for most people there is no change. They either had 20 (plus 8) before, or just 28 now.
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You are not taking 11 days, you are taking 4.
incentives and long standing awards. why be surprised? its amazing how much people cant wait for their x year in a company to get another day or two off
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Excellent tip mate, nice 1!
Due to the vagaries of Easter being movable (I was raised a Catholic and I've still no idea how the guy managed to die any time between March and May)
Easter comes at the end of lent. Lent is 6 weeks long and starts at the time of the Jewish passover festival. The Jewish calendar is a lunar one, thus the passover festival moves around and as result, so does Easter.
Gutted I work in a restaurant nowif I have to work another christmas this year I'll shoot myself.
Christmas work for us every year is ridiculously lucrative, and I'm talking £1500+ a day, Christmas eve, Christmas day and Boxing day. Am I working it? Like **** am I. 5 years of working every Christmas, I'm having this one off.