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Yes of course - most companies would start you if you have holiday. I would advise you to let them know straight away.
Answered 12 October 2020
Holiday entitlement
Asked 27 June 2020
You will accrue holidays in line with the published government guidelines which can be found here https://www.gov.uk/holiday-entitlement-rights/holiday-pay-the-basicsAn associate will be entitled to a maximum of 28 days’ paid annual leave in each complete holiday year inclusive of bank holidays. Adecco's holiday year begins on the Monday immediately following the last Friday in September and ends on the last Friday in September. All paid annual leave must be taken during the leave year in which it was accrued and may not be carried over. Entitlement to paid annual leave accrues in proportion to the amount of time worked by the Employee. The Employee will be entitled to payment in lieu of any accrued but unused holiday entitlement upon termination of employment.Payment for paid annual leave will be calculated by reference to the Employee’s average pay over the most recent 52 weeks (or the number of complete weeks the Employee has worked if 52 weeks of pay data is not available) to calculate the weekly pay rate. Paid annual leave must be taken at such times as are agreed by Adecco.The Employee may under the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 become entitled to additional days of annual leave. Any such entitlement will be notified separately.Full details can be found in your contract of employment.
Answered by Adecco
9 August 2022
You will accrue holidays in line with the published government guidelines which can be found here https://www.gov.uk/holiday-entitlement-rights/holiday-pay-the-basicsAn associate will be entitled to a maximum of 28 days’ paid annual leave in each complete holiday year inclusive of bank holidays. Adecco's holiday year begins on the Monday immediately following the last Friday in September and ends on the last Friday in September. All paid annual leave must be taken during the leave year in which it was accrued and may not be carried over. Entitlement to paid annual leave accrues in proportion to the amount of time worked by the Employee. The Employee will be entitled to payment in lieu of any accrued but unused holiday entitlement upon termination of employment.Payment for paid annual leave will be calculated by reference to the Employee’s average pay over the most recent 52 weeks (or the number of complete weeks the Employee has worked if 52 weeks of pay data is not available) to calculate the weekly pay rate. Paid annual leave must be taken at such times as are agreed by Adecco.The Employee may under the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 become entitled to additional days of annual leave. Any such entitlement will be notified separately.Full details can be found in your contract of employment.
Answered by Adecco
9 August 2022
The standard pay day for Adecco is a Friday, the payment can show in your designated bank account at different times on pay day depending on your bank’s process. This may be subject to change based on UK bank holidays.
Answered by Adecco
9 August 2022
Holidays already booked
Asked 3 June 2018
Have to prebook but days off are paid for depending on how much you’ve worked.
Answered 3 June 2018
You will accrue holidays in line with the published government guidelines which can be found here https://www.gov.uk/holiday-entitlement-rights/holiday-pay-the-basicsAn associate will be entitled to a maximum of 28 days’ paid annual leave in each complete holiday year inclusive of bank holidays. Adecco's holiday year begins on the Monday immediately following the last Friday in September and ends on the last Friday in September. All paid annual leave must be taken during the leave year in which it was accrued and may not be carried over. Entitlement to paid annual leave accrues in proportion to the amount of time worked by the Employee. The Employee will be entitled to payment in lieu of any accrued but unused holiday entitlement upon termination of employment.Payment for paid annual leave will be calculated by reference to the Employee’s average pay over the most recent 52 weeks (or the number of complete weeks the Employee has worked if 52 weeks of pay data is not available) to calculate the weekly pay rate. Paid annual leave must be taken at such times as are agreed by Adecco.The Employee may under the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 become entitled to additional days of annual leave. Any such entitlement will be notified separately.Full details can be found in your contract of employment.
Answered by Adecco
9 August 2022
Our clients may ask us to employ to cover shifts as per a business requirement. Although we endeavour to remain flexible and suit our candidates’ needs as best as possible, this varies depending on your role and as such, we cannot guarantee a preferred shift pattern upon starting your new role.
Answered by Adecco
9 August 2022
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