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Change in nanny holiday entitlement?

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ZebraCrossing007 · 25/11/2014 14:44

I'm a nanny employer. We currently employ a lovely nanny and we're talking to her about decreasing her hours next year (mutually agreed already, she wants less hours and we want our little one to start at nursery). She currently works a FT week of 50 hours with us Mon - Fri and has a holiday entitlement of 30 days plus bank holidays.
If for example she decreases her hours to 25 per week but still works Mon - Fri, can I decrease her holiday entitlement and how do I work it out? Is it a straight forward half as she's only working half the time?
Will get advice from our nanny tax company but thought I'd ask on here first in case anyone has experience of this.
thanks!

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CantBeBotheredThinking · 25/11/2014 14:45

You would still need to offer the same number of days but the hours you would need to pay for each day could be halved.

OhReallyDear · 25/11/2014 14:52

You don't decrease the holiday entitlement, it's the same. 5.6 weeks per year, but it is pro rata. So if she works 5 days a week, five hours a day, she is entitled to 5.6 weeks of holiday per year. (But technically each day of paid holiday will be paid less as it will be 5 hours instead of 10)

Callaird · 25/11/2014 14:53

If she works 5 hours a day 5 days a week, she still gets 28.6 days holiday, just shorter days.

Will your child go to nursery full time? Including holidays? If not and your nanny has him during the holidays then it is much more complicated and I'm ill and can't work it out right now!

ZebraCrossing007 · 25/11/2014 14:54

Great thanks. That makes sense!

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Callaird · 25/11/2014 14:54

28 days, not 28.6!

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