Annual Leave - Notice period

[zabster]

Quick question, if anyone can help. I have booked annual leave coming up soon and thinking to shorten my 4 weeks notice period by giving notice two weeks before that starts. Sadly, I've had enough of the job or more specifically my duty and would prefer to only work 2 weeks notice before the start of the annual leave. I'm not expecting to paid for the leave obviously. My assumption is this would be ok but would rather not get a surprise if I'm wrong here. Thanks in advance...

[loyalsnail]

Quick question, if anyone can help. I have booked annual leave coming up soon and thinking to shorten my 4 weeks notice period by giving notice two weeks before that starts. Sadly, I've had enough of the job or more specifically my duty and would prefer to only work 2 weeks notice before the start of the annual leave. I'm not expecting to paid for the leave obviously. My assumption is this would be ok but would rather not get a surprise if I'm wrong here. Thanks in advance...

Sounds like you're leaving very early into the new leave year so be careful that you don't get stung with getting paid for the leave and then latterly receiving an excess annual leave overpayment claim having but accrued enough leave to cover what you've taken.

[Gary55]

f**k them go sick

[spaceman07]

Quick question, if anyone can help. I have booked annual leave coming up soon and thinking to shorten my 4 weeks notice period by giving notice two weeks before that starts. Sadly, I've had enough of the job or more specifically my duty and would prefer to only work 2 weeks notice before the start of the annual leave. I'm not expecting to paid for the leave obviously. My assumption is this would be ok but would rather not get a surprise if I'm wrong here. Thanks in advance...

Don't blame you, i left the other week it's a total shambles.

[fadetogrey63]

I left last week, don't miss the chaos or stress one bit, miss seeing my van share partner though, we got along great

[Peabrain22]

Left last week myself on monthly pay worked the 4 weeks.. also shows 39 hours available up until March 30th..probably wont get them even though there mine

[fadetogrey63]

Left last week myself on monthly pay worked the 4 weeks.. also shows 39 hours available up until March 30th..probably wont get them even though there mine

I left last week, Can you still log in to the robin/people app? I can't now, think they removed me, so can't see what hours I'm owed.. got my final wage slip posted to me,

[yellowbelly]

Left last week myself on monthly pay worked the 4 weeks.. also shows 39 hours available up until March 30th..probably wont get them even though there mine

39 hours leave left at the end of the leave year? Haven't you taken any leave this year?

[Peabrain22]

No can't get into it robin.. but I screenshotted everything cause I knew this would happen

[zabster]

Quick question, if anyone can help. I have booked annual leave coming up soon and thinking to shorten my 4 weeks notice period by giving notice two weeks before that starts. Sadly, I've had enough of the job or more specifically my duty and would prefer to only work 2 weeks notice before the start of the annual leave. I'm not expecting to paid for the leave obviously. My assumption is this would be ok but would rather not get a surprise if I'm wrong here. Thanks in advance...

Sounds like you're leaving very early into the new leave year so be careful that you don't get stung with getting paid for the leave and then latterly receiving an excess annual leave overpayment claim having but accrued enough leave to cover what you've taken.

Thanks for the reply, appreciated...and to the others that commented.