How many days holiday entitlement?

[Mrs H]

26 + statutory bank, but that is becuase I've got 11 years service. I get another day at 15 years service.....

 

Vicki x

[Marty]

I get 27 days, but I work 4 on 4 off, so if i take 4 days off, i actually get 12days off, which kind of work's out well

[tDR]

25 + 10 public. Get xmas day, boxing day, new years day and the day after as part of the public but because of the type of job I do there's nothing happening for the 2 or 3 weeks around those dates and I work from home - nice little extra perk!

[TLicense]

22 days plus bank holidays. Don't get lieu days for working weekends or any kind of extra overtime.

I think we get 1 extra day after 3 years, and another after 5.

[hogmaw]

ZERO. That's what you get when you run your own company.

[how_supra]

28 days plus bank holidays.

 

I never use my holiday up!!!

[gordy07]

25 days=1 week at easter

2 weeks in summer

2 weeks at crimbo

[bluecoup]

20 last year, 22 now something to do with a directive, but company decided if you want paying for xmas day and good friday, which they used to pay you for they will now be taken from your 22 days, now work good friday so thats one day a year we are shut

[ivan]

At my last place, 20 plus PH's, rising by one a year after 2 years up to a max of 25 days.

 

Nowadays 365.

[RiceRocket]

Whenever it's raining, too windy, snowing, too cold....

[Gazboy]

7 weeks officialy but it's nearer 12 due to shifts of 4's and 3's but we don't get PH's off or in lieu and I've worked 6 christmas days in 8 years.

[TrickTT]

21 at start, 25 now rising to max of 26 in 2 years time + 8 bank hols or lieu days if we work the bank hol.

[Jive]

25 days excluding bank holidays.

 

I've heard that after 21 years service, you get an extra week ... so next year that'll be 30 days plus bank holidays

 

I really must check that rumour out

[bigcol]

27 this year, (28 next year) and double time and a day off in lieu for public holidays if we work

[Alex]

29 old job.

25 new.

[Havard]

25 days plus bank holidays..!!

 

Sales rep, orking from home.............technically my holidays are unlimited with the addition of full pay should I choose to pull a sickie.......

 

H.

[caseys]

28 days + bank holidays + working from home 3-4 days a month. 30 days once I hit 5 years service.

 

Also as we have a thanksgiving and christmas change freeze I literally get to do no work from 10th December to 10th Jan unless something breaks... tragic

[Guest dannyboy107]

Whenever i feel like i want one, Im the boss of me

 

but before i had my own company.......24 days plus bank hols

[R Black]

27 + bank hols here

[Supragal]

Starts at 20 plus bank hols. 2+ years is 25 then it goes up after that again... never enough!!

[MARTIN R]

30 days and more to come once I have worked for the company a few more years:)

[jonshaw_uk]

i got 30 days - with extra 5 days after 5 years (whihc i have) plus nearly 2 weeks for christmas

[Sheefa]

30 days holiday, bank holidays and 1 day Flex time a month.

 

Plus I get to work from home.......

[Gazboy]

I see the official rules say 4.8 weeks which is 24 paid days of which bank and public holidays in Britain and Northern Ireland can be included in your minimum entitlement. There are 8 bank holidays a year.

New Years Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Early May, Spring Bank, Summer Bank, Xmas, Boxing.

 

This is increasing to 5.6 times 1st April 2009 which is 28 days.

 

 

Pete, my mum works 5 days a week, for 5 hours a day (2pm-7pm) so am I right thinking that she is still entitled to 24 days paid leave?

[SteveR]

Pete, my mum works 5 days a week, for 5 hours a day (2pm-7pm) so am I right thinking that she is still entitled to 24 days paid leave?

 

From Pete's link:

those working part-time are entitled to the same level of holiday pro rata (so 4.8 then 5.6 times your usual working week)

 

edit - bit more here

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/Employees/Timeoffandholidays/DG_10034642

If you're a part-time worker, you're still entitled to 4.8 weeks holiday – 4.8 of your normal working weeks. For example, if you work two days a week you have the right to a minimum of 9.6 days' holiday (that is, 4.8 two-day weeks).

 

A part time worker should be treated no less favourably than an equivalent full-timer. This means that an employer who gives extra days off to full timers may have to give extra time off to part time workers as well.