| Holiday year at work 12:56 - Jan 14 with 1354 views | dickythorpe |
Currently it's from April 1st to March 31st.
My firm us wanting to change it from Nov 1st to Oct 31st.
What is it with others on here? |  | | |  |
| Holiday year at work on 12:59 - Jan 14 with 1347 views | Murph75 |
I've just left one company that followed the American tax year which was much easier. I'm back to April to March which is confusing me. I'll get used to it though.
What's the reason for them wanting you to change? |  | | |
| Holiday year at work on 13:21 - Jan 14 with 1314 views | Dr_Winston |
First day of the month in which you joined the dept. For me that's July. |  |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| Holiday year at work on 13:44 - Jan 14 with 1277 views | dickythorpe |
| Holiday year at work on 12:59 - Jan 14 by Murph75 |
I've just left one company that followed the American tax year which was much easier. I'm back to April to March which is confusing me. I'll get used to it though.
What's the reason for them wanting you to change? |
It will follow the company's financial year. | | | |
| Holiday year at work on 13:49 - Jan 14 with 1267 views | Murph75 |
| Holiday year at work on 13:44 - Jan 14 by dickythorpe |
It will follow the company's financial year. |
Are there any benefits to the employees if they agree to swap? | | | |
| Holiday year at work on 14:22 - Jan 14 with 1239 views | dickythorpe |
| Holiday year at work on 13:49 - Jan 14 by Murph75 |
Are there any benefits to the employees if they agree to swap? |
I would very much doubt it! I'm intrigued as to why you asked that question! | | | |
| Holiday year at work on 14:47 - Jan 14 with 1224 views | WxmJax |
Jan to Dec.
Simple. |  |
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| Holiday year at work on 14:49 - Jan 14 with 1222 views | majorraglan |
April 1st to March 31st in line with financial year. |  | | |
| Holiday year at work on 14:52 - Jan 14 with 1220 views | Murph75 |
| Holiday year at work on 14:22 - Jan 14 by dickythorpe |
I would very much doubt it! I'm intrigued as to why you asked that question! |
I'm surprised they've asked the workers for consent. Normally they'll throw you a bone to jump on board with their ideas if they're asking for your opinion. | | | |
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| Holiday year at work on 00:10 - Jan 15 with 1071 views | jack2jack |
It used to be when ever you started,now it's birthday(month),I know it wierd,but there you go |  | | |
| Holiday year at work on 02:15 - Jan 15 with 1041 views | Cooperman |
We are calendar year which is different to our financial year. |  |
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| Holiday year at work on 13:00 - Jan 15 with 932 views | max936 |
| Holiday year at work on 00:10 - Jan 15 by jack2jack |
It used to be when ever you started,now it's birthday(month),I know it wierd,but there you go |
Same for me. |  |
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| Holiday year at work on 14:30 - Jan 15 with 876 views | Mrgrumpy |
Those whose who have a holiday year that runs from April to March and have 28 days holidays and are calculated as 20 days plus bank holidays need to be aware that the were only 6 bank holidays in this years holiay period (2016 -2017). My firm has tried to calculate my holidays this way and are saying that evens out over the years. However you have a statutory entitlement to 28 days leave per holiday period regardless of how many days holiday they gave you the previous year.. In my case I wasnt working for them the previous year | | | |
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