Employment Contracts · glossary
Unused holiday moved into the next year. Clause 13.3 lets Esme carry up to 5 days into the next calendar year, to be taken by 31 March. Any other unused holiday is lost, unless the law says otherwise. Contract 13.3 · Chapter 5
Explained in Chapter 5, Holiday, Sick Pay and Time Off, of Employment Contracts.
Cressby wants holiday taken in the year it is earned. Days saved up over several years would pile up, and Cressby must pay for untaken days when an employee leaves. So the Contract allows only a small carry-over (unused days moved into the next year)…Read Chapter 5, Holiday, Sick Pay and Time Off →
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