Now that this has been announced, how do you think your organisation will process this extra day? Most of our colleagues have a standard 28 days (including Bank holidays) The jubilee was added as an extra day.
Now that this has been announced, how do you think your organisation will process this extra day? Most of our colleagues have a standard 28 days (including Bank holidays) The jubilee was added as an extra day.
In reply to Rachel Ann Henshaw:
Legally probably not but it will be dependant on how your contracts are written.Hi Marnie... and welcome to the Community.
The GOV.UK website says this is all "a matter for discussion between individuals and their employer", so a good question. For reference, here are a couple of discussion threads from the summer re the jubilee.
Jubilee Holiday
2022 Bank Holiday - Platinum Jubilee query on part time workers
...and from 2010
RE: The Royal Wedding: a day off and related issues
In reply to Rachel Ann Henshaw:
Technically, it may depend on how you frame you contracts. If they are, for example, that holiday is "24 days, plus public holidays" then you will be contractually obliged to honour public holidays, no matter how many there are.In reply to Robey:
We have a new starter scheduled for that day and have agreed with them to amend the date on the contract accordingly to the following day but should we pay them for the bank holiday they are now not working and leave the date on contract as is?
In reply to Louise Andrews:
I wouldn't amend the start day to be honest... but what do others think?In reply to Louise Andrews:
Hi LouiseIn reply to Emily :
Thank you Emily and Steve. I will leave as is and notify payroll to pay for the Monday.In reply to Steve Bridger:
Interesting point... re this being short notice (although most critical orgs will have made Operation London Bridge plans).
In reply to Steve Bridger:
For info, attached is the circular sent to all local govt employers.
Circ NJC HM Queen's State Funeral 12Sep22.pdf
In reply to Rachel:
Could they not just cancel that specific day's holiday?Visit the main CIPD website
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