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Batista230
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Hi there
Have googled this and found link from diect gov.
For a basic calculation of your leave allowance multiply the number of days you work a week by 5.6. For example, if you work a five day week you would be entitled to 28 days' annual leave a year:
5 days x 5.6 weeks = 28 days
So you are allowed 5.6 weeks holiday a year
And the above caluclation is how to work out how much you are entitled to for a whole year in question
But the thing is I never worked for them for a whole year 3 weeks in fact one day a week and I dont know how to do the calculatio for this
This is what I had done for them
week 18 1 day x 11.25hrs
week 19 1 day x 8 hrs
week 20 1 day x 10.5 hrs
dose anyoe kno how to work this one out please
Thanks
Batista230
Have googled this and found link from diect gov.
For a basic calculation of your leave allowance multiply the number of days you work a week by 5.6. For example, if you work a five day week you would be entitled to 28 days' annual leave a year:
5 days x 5.6 weeks = 28 days
So you are allowed 5.6 weeks holiday a year
And the above caluclation is how to work out how much you are entitled to for a whole year in question
But the thing is I never worked for them for a whole year 3 weeks in fact one day a week and I dont know how to do the calculatio for this
This is what I had done for them
week 18 1 day x 11.25hrs
week 19 1 day x 8 hrs
week 20 1 day x 10.5 hrs
dose anyoe kno how to work this one out please
Thanks
Batista230
