Hello all,
I was hoping that I could received some advice. I am due to take around 5 months APL at the end of July. 4 Bank Holidays fall within this period. I receive 20 days paid annual leave a year with bank holidays on top on this.
My employer is allowing me to take the 20 days annual leave before and up until the APL. I am however being advised that the additional 4 days bank holiday will not be given as an additional days leave but paid on top of APL payments on each month that they fall. Is this correct? For reference my employer states:
...With regard to Bank Holidays, it would be better if you could receive full pay for these, paid in the payroll within the month that they occur, along with the Additional Statutory Paternity Pay. This is the same arrangement as with normal Maternity procedures, and I trust will be acceptable.
I would like to take these days as leave and thought that this leave was part of the minimum 28 days statutory entitlement.
Many thanks for reading and I'd be grateful for any advice.
I was hoping that I could received some advice. I am due to take around 5 months APL at the end of July. 4 Bank Holidays fall within this period. I receive 20 days paid annual leave a year with bank holidays on top on this.
My employer is allowing me to take the 20 days annual leave before and up until the APL. I am however being advised that the additional 4 days bank holiday will not be given as an additional days leave but paid on top of APL payments on each month that they fall. Is this correct? For reference my employer states:
...With regard to Bank Holidays, it would be better if you could receive full pay for these, paid in the payroll within the month that they occur, along with the Additional Statutory Paternity Pay. This is the same arrangement as with normal Maternity procedures, and I trust will be acceptable.
I would like to take these days as leave and thought that this leave was part of the minimum 28 days statutory entitlement.
Many thanks for reading and I'd be grateful for any advice.
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