Holiday entitlements
Discussion
I may be off to pastures greener soon and I'm wondering what happens with the holiday entitlement at my current place of work? I get given 28 days at the start of April every year, to be used by the end of March the following year and I've currently got 8 days holiday left.
My question is should I use all my holiday before I start the new job, or as there will be 6 months of the work year left will they claim back a portion of my last paycheck? By that I mean I get 28 days for the year and will only have done 6 months of this year when I leave - are they entitled to claim 14 days back from me?
I hope that makes sense!
I've worked for my current company for 3 years if that makes a difference?
TIA
My question is should I use all my holiday before I start the new job, or as there will be 6 months of the work year left will they claim back a portion of my last paycheck? By that I mean I get 28 days for the year and will only have done 6 months of this year when I leave - are they entitled to claim 14 days back from me?
I hope that makes sense!
I've worked for my current company for 3 years if that makes a difference?
TIA
Generally you pro-rata your holiday entitlement and if the company owes you then they buy your holiday back off you at something pathetic like (salary / 365). If you're under then they may let you off or they may make a deduction from your final paycheque for it. Worth talking to your HR dept.
Dixie68 said:
No doubt they'll stiff me for it then, as one of the reasons I'm off is my current employers inability to pay overtime, shift allowance etc on time - if at all! That plus the huge payrise I'll be getting at the new place 
If they do then at least take comfort that you'll make it back on the higher salary at the new place. It's just one of those things. 
Edited by JonRB on Tuesday 18th August 13:31
JonRB said:
Dixie68 said:
No doubt they'll stiff me for it then, as one of the reasons I'm off is my current employers inability to pay overtime, shift allowance etc on time - if at all! That plus the huge payrise I'll be getting at the new place 
If they do then at least take comfort that you'll make it back on the higher salary at the new place. It's just one of those things. 
Edited by JonRB on Tuesday 18th August 13:31
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