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wwe 28-02-2009 02:48

work advice needed
 
hi my manager told me today that from monday i have to take 3 weeks off as i been there 3 and a half years and not took any time off ive had 2 or 3days a week off sometimes but can they do that to you by saying you have to take 3 weeks i said ill take 1 if i have to but i don't want 3

moaningmags 28-02-2009 02:50

Re: work advice needed
 
If they're paying you then fine, take the time off.

wwe 28-02-2009 03:07

Re: work advice needed
 
ill be taking my hoilday pay but i don't want the time off i said ill do 4 shifts a week to get it down or just have a week off i don't want 3 weeks off can i refuse or is it up to them

Fingy 28-02-2009 09:05

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You want to refuse paid time off? :eh:

Kymmy 28-02-2009 09:09

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I think the managers doing you a favor...most companies do NOT allow the accumalation of holiday from one year to the next..I think he's saying take it off or lose it... Especially as the new tax year is approaching

Dai 28-02-2009 10:13

Re: work advice needed
 
I'd be reluctant as well, but only because I'd be concerned that if I took 3 weeks straight they might have time to discover they can manage without me..

;)

Halcyon 28-02-2009 11:14

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I agree with Kymmy. It's so that you don't accumulate too many days. Most companies don't let you port holiday days over year to year.
Otherwise you would get people building up half a year off work and it would cause too much disruption and work not getting done.

Don't you feel like a holiday? You must really love your job if you havent taken any holidays as yet.
If you are getting paid for it then go for it, relax and have a good break.

nomadking 28-02-2009 11:24

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Would the firm get into trouble with the "Working Time" Laws if you don't take the holiday?

wwe 28-02-2009 12:23

Re: work advice needed
 
what it is i do not want to take 3 weeks at one i don't mind taking a week now then another in april and then in may but not all at once as i only had 2 dys notice can i refuse to go

Kymmy 28-02-2009 12:28

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But April/May is a new tax year... You'll probably find that your holidays reset then and that you;ll have your usual full compliment of days off...

Talk to your boss, find out if it's a use it or lose it policy... as without seeing your contract not many here will be able to 100% advise you

wwe 28-02-2009 12:37

Re: work advice needed
 
got a meating with my boss on monday but im sure they just car't say u have to have 3weeks off if you don't want it

Halcyon 28-02-2009 13:36

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It's the fact you havent taken it in the previous years that is the issue. In most cases you can't let it mount up and that is why it has to be taken now or lose it all.
If I was you I'd certainly not lose it as any holiday is worth taking for all the hard work you have put in.

Hope meeting goes well for you.

Maggy 28-02-2009 13:41

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Wish I could take a three week paid holiday...

And yes most teachers do..but us supply teachers are the exception...:erm:

Tricky 28-02-2009 14:28

Re: work advice needed
 
Many companies especially financial ones make employees take at least a 2 week break every year as this is the amount of time that fraud can often be uncovered within. From a personal point of view I'd recommend that you're taking at least a week but preferably two weeks continuous each year

Matthew 28-02-2009 15:00

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If I was offered 3 weeks paid leave I'd be gone on it, i make sure every day of leave is used or take the most I can over into the next year. You really must love you job if you dont want to take it.


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