29 days pay

Discussion in 'Employment & Jobs' started by shadowwebs, Dec 12, 2012.

  1. shadowwebs

    shadowwebs Megabyte Poster

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    I am departing my current job with my last official date being 26.12.2012, I am owed 3 days holiday which they are going to pay me for. I have been informed by HR that my final pay will not be a full months pay and will only be 29 days pay including the 3 days holiday.

    I have questioned this and they have said that the reason it won't be a full months pay is because 29th & 30th are the weekend, now even though we do not work the weekends, and my 3 days holiday covers 27.12, 28.12 & 31.12, they are saying that as 29th & 30th is the weekend then this is where it falls short by the 2 days.

    Surely this is incorrect as if the weekends have never been worked, as my contract is Mon-Fri then I should still get a full month pay?
     
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  2. ade1982

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    When was your official finishing date?

    D'Oh. Just read it. No you wouldn't get paid the extra days.
     
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  3. parman05

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    Makes since to me. I think your over thinking it.
     
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  4. shadowwebs

    shadowwebs Megabyte Poster

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    but shouldn't it be 26 days as I am working till 26th, and then the additional 3 working days holiday that is being used to cover 27.12 28.12 & 31.12, the weekend not being counted as this isn't working days?

    i am probably over thinking it all.
     
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  5. RichyV

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    Your 'normal' monthly pay would be based on "continual employment". This obviously isn't true of your final month.

    Some employers ignore this and pay you your normal 'month'- some, though, are sticklers.

    Sadly, it's right. Seems to be a little overly particular on their part, especially as you're leaving so close to the end of the month - but what do you care - you're leaving them ! :)
     
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  6. shadowwebs

    shadowwebs Megabyte Poster

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    Richy, good point and damn right woop woop :)
     
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  7. RichyV

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    It's strange really; I really don't know you or them, but even I'm happy that you're leaving the job..! :blink :biggrin
     
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  8. ade1982

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    Yes, but you don't use it to extend the week ... it's finish 26 + 3 days, not 29 days, if you see what I mean. If you finished on the Monday after, you would get paid the weekend, and then 3 days on top. (I've just asked our HR Manager)
     
  9. shadowwebs

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    ok well i guess i am being a bit naughty anyway as my last 'actual' working day is 20.12 as i have a flexi day on 21.12 and then have the bank hols to cover me through till 26.12 which is why i put down 26.12 for my last day and they accepted it, so i am kind of getting 6 days free :)
     
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