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Working out part time pro rata holiday entitlement

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ElphabaisWicked · 06/11/2011 18:30

My maths is failing me.

I understand that holiday entitlemtn is 5.6 weeks per year and that if you work 2 days a week it is 5.6 times those 2 days.

What I can't work out is what is the entitlement if you work a term time only 37 weeks a year contract.

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ruddynorah · 06/11/2011 18:35

Full time is 28 days. So you need to work out 37% of 28 days, that gives your term time only equivalent, then you need 40% of that seeings as you do 2 days out of 5.

ruddynorah · 06/11/2011 18:37

I make it 7.7 days by the way.

Uglymush · 06/11/2011 18:40

37% can't be right shurely it is 70% = 37/52.14 and then you need 40% of that. So 8 days per year

ruddynorah · 06/11/2011 18:41

No I got it wrong. Too tired!

ElphabaisWicked · 06/11/2011 18:45

That can't be right. I need to find out what percentage 37 weeks is out of 52 don't I?

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Uglymush · 06/11/2011 18:48

37 weeks of 52.14 weeks is 70.9%.

KatieMiddIeton · 06/11/2011 18:51

Are the 15 weeks you're not working unpaid or is your holiday in there too?

LIZS · 06/11/2011 18:51

You may find that your "holiday" is built into the weeks for which you are paid but effectively you take it in school holidays so you receive pay for 40ish weeks but only work 37. Are you paid over 12 months ?

ElphabaisWicked · 06/11/2011 19:23

Its me that is going to be doing the employing. Employing someone to work at after school classes for 37 weeks per year. Hourly paid but a regular amount of hours per week.

I reckon I have it that they will be entitled to 3.97 weeks per year. Is that correct.

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KatieMiddIeton · 06/11/2011 19:25

Well it depends when this holiday is expected to be taken. Do you expect them to work the whole 37 weeks the school is open or take their holiday in that 37 weeks?

ElphabaisWicked · 06/11/2011 20:15

They will work the 37 weeks and the holiday will be taken in school holiday time much the same as a teacher. Everyone else has always been self employed but for various reasons this person does not fulfil the s/e criteria so I'm trying to keep it all fair and legal.

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LIZS · 06/11/2011 20:59

So you pay them the equivalent of 41 weeks' work

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