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Hairybaker · 25/02/2023 11:47

Trying to calculate how much holiday allowance I would get in this scenario if anyone can help?

Work 3 days a week: Tuesday/wed/thursday
21 hours a week (7 per day)
Full time workers do 35 hour five day week
Full time allowance is 25 days plus bank hols

how much holiday should I get please?!

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Idontgiveagriffindamn · 25/02/2023 11:50

25 days holidays plus 3 5th of the normal bank holidays which is 4.8.
Then it depends on how the ey deal wi th the extra bank holiday this year.

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Idontgiveagriffindamn · 25/02/2023 11:59

That was meant to say 15 days holiday

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Hairybaker · 25/02/2023 12:00

Would I not get 15 days holiday rather than 25 as not full time?!
Then add the 4.8…. So 19.8 in total?

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LittleBearPad · 25/02/2023 12:01

Hairybaker · 25/02/2023 12:00

Would I not get 15 days holiday rather than 25 as not full time?!
Then add the 4.8…. So 19.8 in total?

Yes

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Hairybaker · 25/02/2023 12:01

Cross post sorry! Great thank you!!
and can you usually take the 4.8 days as holiday rather than being paid for it if that makes sense?

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WalkAwaySugarbear · 25/02/2023 12:04

I get 19.8 days, less the Bank Holiday days that fall on your working days, this can sometimes be Boxing Day.

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Idontgiveagriffindamn · 25/02/2023 12:07

Any bank holidays that fall on your working day you’ll need to take from that. That could be Xmas day, Boxing Day or News years day with your working pattern.
Where I worked the rest went into your holiday allowance - there was no option to get them paid.

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