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Very Good Question and my answer is that i would say YES!
to find out your entitlement you could go to the acas website or phone them for free confidential advice
First thing to do is to ask your boss if you are entitled to Hpay if he/she says no then you can quote legal company requirements...
www.acas.org.uk
caseymitchum2000
Yes they do. If you check out the DWP website, you will find out more about that.
Happy
http://www.berr.gov.uk/employment/holidays/index.html
Have a look helps you work out what you are entitled to
bisshead1020
Your age has nothing to do with it. Every state has it's own laws. Depending on they type of work you do will depend on the answer. Every company will have a list of holidays that are observed by them. In most cases you should receive some form of compensation above and beyond your normal hourly wage but not every. Check your companies policy on this. If you work for a reputable company I'm sure they did the research for you. You can call the Labor department and ask them but most likely you will get the run around.
bud
all jobs have to give you holiday pay, you will get 1days pay for every 3months you have worked, but you have to work 3 months first.
Tango
Yes you are entitled to holiday like everyone else, the statutory holiday is 4.8 weeks
willz
yes i did when i was at your age, 20 now
jackie m
If you pay tax & NI then you have the same rights as anyone else but it will only be for the hours you normally work. eg: saturdays & Sundays.
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