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Noola


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Do you still calculate holiday entitlement even if people have alot of time off?

For people who's attendance is usually good and they have say 3 days off one week. Would you still calculate holiday entitlement for the full week?

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semsley


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Depends on the contract of employment. However, minimum holiday entitlement for anyone is 5.6 weeks pro-rata the days/hours they are contracted to work.

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holiday entitlement is what it is, however I would strongly recommend the disciplinary route for that employee!!

you don't say what the time off is for - sickness?? You do have to be careful though and it is a mindfield but there are ways - call ACAS for more, its a free phonecall and they are very helpful.

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