Holiday Levvy
#1
Holiday Levvy
You are probably all aware of this but I wasn't when I came here.
Many companies pay a holiday levvy of 17.5% on top of your salary when you actually take your holidays. Mine doesn't kick in for 12 months but hubby got his straight away.
All a bit extra towards spendo. Also, my kids daycare actually give me reduced fees if I give them enough notice which my UK one didn't do.
Diane
Many companies pay a holiday levvy of 17.5% on top of your salary when you actually take your holidays. Mine doesn't kick in for 12 months but hubby got his straight away.
All a bit extra towards spendo. Also, my kids daycare actually give me reduced fees if I give them enough notice which my UK one didn't do.
Diane
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Re: Holiday Levvy
Originally posted by DianeOZ
You are probably all aware of this but I wasn't when I came here.
Many companies pay a holiday levvy of 17.5% on top of your salary when you actually take your holidays. Mine doesn't kick in for 12 months but hubby got his straight away.
All a bit extra towards spendo. Also, my kids daycare actually give me reduced fees if I give them enough notice which my UK one didn't do.
Diane
You are probably all aware of this but I wasn't when I came here.
Many companies pay a holiday levvy of 17.5% on top of your salary when you actually take your holidays. Mine doesn't kick in for 12 months but hubby got his straight away.
All a bit extra towards spendo. Also, my kids daycare actually give me reduced fees if I give them enough notice which my UK one didn't do.
Diane
Swings and roundabouts.
#3
Yes, 4 weeks seems to be the standard and this is less than I had in UK too. The sick leave thing is a bit of a bugger if you are really ill and need to take time off more than once and we have to produce a doctors note for more than 2 days off, hubby for 1 day off which is really bad!!
I had to take half a day the other week as my son was ill and was prepared to take it as holiday as I would have in Uk but they said to put it a sick time which I thought was good. (as long as I manage to stay healthy myself that is)
Diane
I had to take half a day the other week as my son was ill and was prepared to take it as holiday as I would have in Uk but they said to put it a sick time which I thought was good. (as long as I manage to stay healthy myself that is)
Diane
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Originally posted by DianeOZ
Yes, 4 weeks seems to be the standard and this is less than I had in UK too. The sick leave thing is a bit of a bugger if you are really ill and need to take time off more than once and we have to produce a doctors note for more than 2 days off, hubby for 1 day off which is really bad!!
I had to take half a day the other week as my son was ill and was prepared to take it as holiday as I would have in Uk but they said to put it a sick time which I thought was good. (as long as I manage to stay healthy myself that is)
Diane
Yes, 4 weeks seems to be the standard and this is less than I had in UK too. The sick leave thing is a bit of a bugger if you are really ill and need to take time off more than once and we have to produce a doctors note for more than 2 days off, hubby for 1 day off which is really bad!!
I had to take half a day the other week as my son was ill and was prepared to take it as holiday as I would have in Uk but they said to put it a sick time which I thought was good. (as long as I manage to stay healthy myself that is)
Diane
Last edited by pommie bastard; Jul 4th 2003 at 3:20 am.