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Situation with annual leave and giving notice

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Beamer
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Joined: 27 Sep 2011, 20:19
Gender: Male

Situation with annual leave and giving notice

Post by Beamer »

There is a chance I could be leaving the business at the end of August. By then I will have taken 4 of my 6 weeks leave with less than 5 months of the leave year gone. Are they likely to tell me that I owe them holiday? Although I don’t know how that actually works!
Nickvilla20
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Gender: Male

Re: Situation with annual leave and giving notice

Post by Nickvilla20 »

I would have thought you probably do. I would go see the book room they can tell you more.
no1postie
EX ROYAL MAIL
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Joined: 16 Jan 2011, 14:48
Gender: Male

Re: Situation with annual leave and giving notice

Post by no1postie »

hi, i have just retired at 65, last week had no wages at all ie £0.00 after overbooking holiday this year, manager had pre warned me pleased to say so it seems legit, still owe them £95.00, sweet :sad:
Jefferson Starfish
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Joined: 12 Aug 2011, 15:32
Gender: Female
Location: Greendale DO

Re: Situation with annual leave and giving notice

Post by Jefferson Starfish »

You earn annual leave on pro rata basis. So if you;ve used more than you should have when you leave, you'll owe them.
If you've used less, they'll owe you.

Simples. :thumbup
Beamer
Posts: 21
Joined: 27 Sep 2011, 20:19
Gender: Male

Re: Situation with annual leave and giving notice

Post by Beamer »

Thanks for the replies folks. Looks like they’ll take a bit of money off me then.