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Re: Unclear employee contract
What is your particular concern here?
Is it: 1. Do I have to work on bank holidays? or 2. If I work on a bank holiday will the hours still be deducted from my holiday entitlement?
If it's 1: Although the red sentence may suggest that part-timers don't work on bank holidays, if you check the rest of your contract it's very likely that there'll be a clause somewhere stating that you may be required to work additional hours when required. If so, you can't depend on that sentence to get you out of working on a bank holiday.
If it's 2: Assuming that you just get the statutory minimum of 5.6 weeks holiday; they cannot deduct the hours that you work on a bank holiday from your holiday entitlement.
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Re: Unclear employee contract
Can you confirm what your actual part-time hours are. Are they certain days per week in which case which ones or a reduced number of hours per working day if the latter and as it appears you work in a contact centre do you have defined working week?If you would like a one-to-one expert consultation with me on your employment issue than I can be contacted by emailing admin@legalbeaglesgroup.com
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Re: Unclear employee contract
Hi - sorry I wasn't clear in my question. I would like to know if I have to work bank holidays as a Part Time worker.
The section I have quoted is the only reference to Bank Holidays in the T&C / Contract. My interpretation is that it contradicts itself..
If it makes any difference - I am on set hours 9am-1pm Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri &Sat. Their is no mention of working additional hours in the contract only that if I was to work over 37.5hrs I would paid time and a half.
Thank you for your response - it is good to get a 'outsiders' interpretation as management seem to be rather brainwashed by the whole corporation.
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Re: Unclear employee contract
I agree with you that the wording does suggest that part-timers don't work on bank holidays.
There could be a few reasons for that. e.g. A mistake in the original contract template. Or, at an earlier time, part-timers weren't required to work on bank holidays and the contract templates weren't altered when that policy changed.
Whatever the reason for the contract wording; your managers are telling you now that they expect you to work on bank holidays. So, you need to decide how important this is to you. I should warn you that, as you haven't been working there for very long, you could be (fairly) dismissed for refusing.
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