I started work in a restaurant on 1st April this year 1. The restaurant opens 7 days a week from April until October then weekends only from November until March.
The hours differ from week to week, on a rota basis.
I haven't been given a contract and was told when I started that the boss only pays 16 hours holiday pay as it's seasonal work.
I didn't actually think anything of it at the time but after a conversation with a friend, I'm sure that this can't be legal!
I haven't been given a payslip since week ending 7th October but according to that payslip, I have been employed for 27 weeks and have worked 1,252 hours.
I have calculated that from 7th October until the end of December I will have done approximately another 100 hours, bringing my total hours for the year to 1,352 in 9 months.
I put this information into a holiday entitlement calculator and it said that I was entitled to 163 hours of holiday pay - so minus the 16 hours I've already received, my boss apparently owes me an extra 147 hours of holiday pay
Are my calculations correct?? And if so, how can my boss get away with not paying it??
If my calculations are wrong, can you please explain why?
AIBU?
To think my boss is breaking the law
tequilasunset · 15/12/2018 22:25
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