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To be shocked at the amount of holiday pay I have received?

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moneyquestions2405 · 26/09/2018 09:36

Hello, I posted before regarding maternity leave and whether to take my holiday pay as a lump sum or whether to return to payroll. I am a primary teacher.

I decided to return to payroll, and I have 35 days accrued. I have attached the letter that I signed stating I have 35 days.

I’ve just got my payslip through today, and it’s for £336?

I was expecting it to be a lot more than that, I was thinking it would be almost back to my original wages before coming off on maternity leave?

Will I be getting £336 for months now, or will that be it?? Bit confused here!


It says Hourly Rate £22.18, and then 35 hours.
But 22.18 x 35 is 776.

My approximate figures would be...
say I do 6 hours at day at £22= £132.
£132 x 35 days I have accrued= £4620.
Or have I misunderstood how holiday pay works?

I will attach the payslip too. Can anyone shed any light on this please?

Thank you.

To be shocked at the amount of holiday pay I have received?
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slkk · 26/09/2018 10:17

I’m also confused. I didn’t acrue any days holiday even though I started my leave at the end of June..... I too thought it was just luck with teaching as we don’t get leave as such.

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slkk · 26/09/2018 10:18

I was off for a whole year

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qate · 26/09/2018 10:51

@ajandjjmum - yes!! I've always thought the same thing! When DS was originally born we were living abroad (since moved back) so I had a comparatively short maternity leave and by law did not accrue any annual leave during my mat leave. Although annoying, it did make sense to me.

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altiara · 26/09/2018 18:01

I read it as you’re starting your holiday pay from 30th September.

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