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Annual Leave Due

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loganberry12 · 05/02/2009 16:21

hi will i be intitiled to my annual leave on full pay even though i will be on maternity leave. My annual leave starts from April and im entitled to 4 weeks.I start mt maternity leave in June. will i be able to leave a month early for maternity or will they just pay me the full pay for those weeks im confused?

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MaryBSnowing · 05/02/2009 17:16

I took my holiday before I started my maternity

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worriedamy · 05/02/2009 17:25

They should be able to give you your whole holiday entitlement in one block if you are definetly going to be off for the rest of the financial year. I am going to do the same as I intend to leave at the end of May.

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loganberry12 · 05/02/2009 17:57

so would i be able to leave at the time that i was going to but officially tart maternity leave a month later, if that makes any sense?

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logrrl · 05/02/2009 18:24

Yeah, that should be right. For example, I have two weeks annual leave to take before baby is born, so I am going to take that and when it ends, I start my maternity leave straight away. Your HR department should set you right-they put it all in writing for me and also provided guidance on the whole mat leave/annual leave scenario.

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TeaSleepFood · 05/02/2009 18:33

Hi there,
you really need to talk to HR as contracts may differ widely. I work in the NHS but for 2 different trusts and they had different policies. I ended up having to take a grievance out to get my annual from one trust (successfully). Don't forget that you should also accrue annual leave whilst on mat leave. The problem can come in taking your accrued leave if it has rolled in to the next financial year (which if you start mat leave in June and take a year off, it would) as some companies/trusts will only let you carry 1 week forward despite the fact that you have accrued 5+!
Off to HR with you then!

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