I just had to give up a job I enjoyed as (and I am sure this is a common story....) I was employed part-time but the job turned out to have been full time until I started (and done by the person who hired me...) with no apparent changes to it! Hence I found myself working more and more hours... and in fact days...
I had a number of meetings with my manager to address this... but apparently "it didn't work for them" to change or reduce the workload. I was still on probation - just - so handed in my notice which was only a few weeks.
However, on pointing out that I had some holiday pay owed and documented (by my actual work diary and email records which I have saved) that I had done multiple days more than I was employed.... they have only agreed to honor a fraction of the amount of TOIL.
My contract does state that I should have TOIL... but the TOIL is in excess of my notice.
My question is... can I pursue them for extra payment for the TOIL? Is it worth legally challenging them?
It's very annoying as I know I was doing a very good job... but it just wasn't sustainable as I have a child with SEN amongst other issues hence pursing part-time in the first place... any advice would be gratefully received!
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Notice and time off in lieu... can I ask for TOIL to be paid?
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lucy101101 · 07/04/2019 11:31
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