Asda Total Package website - new joiner registration. As you joined Asda after 16th July 2018, you will not have a personalised reward summary until our next refresh in 2019. You will however still be able to access the online payslip part of the Asda Total Package website and the links to other reward and recognition information. If you’re not. There's a holiday form you need to fill in, Asda holidays reset at the end of this month and are worked out based on your contracted hours and any top up you have from working bank holidays etc. Speak to people team for the form then pass it onto your section leader. Asda Colleague Handbook Holidays In 2017-2018. Banks conduct these transfers on their own behalf as well as for the benefit of other financial service providers and bank customers, both corporate and consumer. Most of these retail transactions are initiated by customers rather than by banks or corporate users. ASDA benefits and perks, including insurance benefits, retirement benefits, and vacation policy. The best thing was the paid holidays and the discount for working.
Holidays In May
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- #2I'm open to correction here, but I think the 28 days minimum, includes 10 days statutory bank holidays. So the true annual leave figure may be 18 days.
- #30
- #4It's effective 1/4/09 - see http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/Employees/Timeoffandholidays/DG_10029788From 1 April 2009 the statutory holiday entitlement will increase to 5.6 weeks (28 days if you work a five day week).
It is up to your employer to decide if bank holidays are included in this statutory minimum. - #5I thinks it's 28 days+ bank holidays.
I'm hoping so anyway - #6I thinks it's 28 days+ bank holidays.
I'm hoping so anyway
No, as far as I recall -
Employers are not allowed to include bank holidays within the 20 days they 'give'. So what might happen is an employer wll now say you have 12 days a year PLUS Bank Holidays?
I think... - #7I'm open to correction here, but I think the 28 days minimum, includes 10 days statutory bank holidays. So the true annual leave figure may be 18 days.
Yep
The basics of holiday rights
There is a minimum right to paid holiday, but your employer may offer more than this. The main things you should know about holiday rights are:
you are entitled to a minimum of 4.8 weeks times your usual working week (from 1 October 2007)
the entitlement will increase to 5.6 weeks from 1 April 2009
those working part-time are entitled to the same level of holiday pro rata (so currently 4.8 times your usual working week)
you start building up holiday as soon as you start work
your employer can control when you take your holiday
you get paid your normal pay for your holiday
when you finish a job, you get paid for any holiday you’ve not taken
bank and public holidays can be included in your minimum entitlement
you continue to be entitled to your holiday leave throughout your ordinary and additional maternity leave and paternity and adoption leave
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/Employees/WorkingHoursAndTimeOff/DG_10029788 - #8New Year's Day January 1
Good Friday April 10
Easter Monday April 13
Early May Bank Holiday May 4
Spring Bank Holiday May 25
Summer Bank Holiday August 31
Christmas Day December 25
Boxing Day Holiday December 28
bank holidays in england and wales 2009 (make that 8) - #9Its up to your employer if they include the bank holidays.
You would still be getting 28 days holiday if they do include bank holiday as part of it. - #10Isn't this usually when someone comes in and says something like28 days a year? Gosh I couldn't manage with that, that's a pathetic amount of time to have off. I get 59 days off a year. I suspect it's because I earn more money and therefore are more important than you. I also drive a lovely car, I bet you use public transport don't you. Frankly I'm shocked anyone can manage on your salary and holiday entitlement, I'm great
??? - #11:eek:I get 32 days plus bank holidays - and I'm not even a teacher. Noone else should get as many holidays as me - they're mine I tell you - all mine. Wahahahaha..
- #12Isn't this usually when someone comes in and says something like
???I get 32 days plus bank holidays - and I'm not even a teacher. Noone else should get as many holidays as me - they're mine I tell you - all mine. Wahahahaha..
I get 35 plus BH's - #13New Year's Day January 1
Good Friday April 10
Easter Monday April 13
Early May Bank Holiday May 4
Spring Bank Holiday May 25
Summer Bank Holiday August 31
Christmas Day December 25
Boxing Day Holiday December 28
bank holidays in england and wales 2009 (make that 8)
With talk about increasing it to 9 to bring us in line with Europe? - #14On the subject of Bank holidays what is the trading law for shops on Boxing day.My local Asda and Morrisons are shut on Boxing day but plenty of others open.
- #15
Scotland already has 9 and N Ireland has 10.With talk about increasing it to 9 to bring us in line with Europe? - #16
I get 35 plus BH's
No!!:eek: It drives me mad. I'm off to the dungeon then to set that big scythy thing going on some poor defenseless victorian.......
...........
......Wahahahaha:p - #17On the subject of Bank holidays what is the trading law for shops on Boxing day.My local Asda and Morrisons are shut on Boxing day but plenty of others open.
6 hrs I think in England and Wales, possibly different in Scotland. (not sure about N. Ireland) - #18Scotland already has 9 and N Ireland has 10.
Europe should line up with N Ireland - #19No!!:eek: It drives me mad. I'm off to the dungeon then to set that big scythy thing going on some poor defenseless victorian.......
...........
......Wahahahaha:p
Droogs calm down, I'm the boss - #20This is a good move.
I used to have Sundays and Mondays off as opposed to Sat/Sun. I used to lose out big style compared to people working Mon-Fri. Most bank holidays are Mondays and as Monday was my day off I used to lose out on many days holiday each year. - #21then the Annual leave card i was given today is wrong i don't think my company knows
- #22This is a good move.
I used to have Sundays and Mondays off as opposed to Sat/Sun. I used to lose out big style compared to people working Mon-Fri. Most bank holidays are Mondays and as Monday was my day off I used to lose out on many days holiday each year.
That does not sound fair, if Monday was your set day off then you was not having any extra days. - #23I'd scrap Bank Holidays all together and just let people decide when THEY want time off.
They're wasted days really. The joy of using an annual leave day is that you can do what you like, wake up at 9am, indulge in an hour of daytime TV, even though you don't really like it the guilty pleasure takes over, potter down the the shops, get a paper and a spot of food and then come back and do yourself something nice to eat. Later on have a drive or a walk into town see what's around, get that new jacket you've been meaning to get for weeks now. Then perhaps meet up with an old friend in a pub of an afternoon, or go for a stroll along the beach with the dog and your loved one.
But no a bank holiday and it's full of idiots who think that because they have a day off work they think it's acceptable for them to be let out into the community. Traffic jams, noise, kids everywhere, queues and nowhere is open.
I hate bank holidays for what they are. - #24
We used to adjust the working week so if someone worked on a BH they would only work a further 3 days that week.This is a good move.
I used to have Sundays and Mondays off as opposed to Sat/Sun. I used to lose out big style compared to people working Mon-Fri. Most bank holidays are Mondays and as Monday was my day off I used to lose out on many days holiday each year.then the Annual leave card i was given today is wrong i don't think my company knows
Are you sure, it may have been adjusted with the accrual from April check it out with them tomorrow. - #25I used to have Sundays and Mondays off as opposed to Sat/Sun
If your day off was Monday, but your contractual hours were Tues / Sat, then you've done more hours than your colleagues for that week. - #26wot if you work a shift pattern-does the increase still apply
Comments
- #2I'm open to correction here, but I think the 28 days minimum, includes 10 days statutory bank holidays. So the true annual leave figure may be 18 days.
- #30
- #4It's effective 1/4/09 - see http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/Employees/Timeoffandholidays/DG_10029788From 1 April 2009 the statutory holiday entitlement will increase to 5.6 weeks (28 days if you work a five day week).
It is up to your employer to decide if bank holidays are included in this statutory minimum. - #5I thinks it's 28 days+ bank holidays.
I'm hoping so anyway - #6I thinks it's 28 days+ bank holidays.
I'm hoping so anyway
No, as far as I recall -
Employers are not allowed to include bank holidays within the 20 days they 'give'. So what might happen is an employer wll now say you have 12 days a year PLUS Bank Holidays?
I think... - #7I'm open to correction here, but I think the 28 days minimum, includes 10 days statutory bank holidays. So the true annual leave figure may be 18 days.
Yep
The basics of holiday rights
There is a minimum right to paid holiday, but your employer may offer more than this. The main things you should know about holiday rights are:
you are entitled to a minimum of 4.8 weeks times your usual working week (from 1 October 2007)
the entitlement will increase to 5.6 weeks from 1 April 2009
those working part-time are entitled to the same level of holiday pro rata (so currently 4.8 times your usual working week)
you start building up holiday as soon as you start work
your employer can control when you take your holiday
you get paid your normal pay for your holiday
when you finish a job, you get paid for any holiday you’ve not taken
bank and public holidays can be included in your minimum entitlement
you continue to be entitled to your holiday leave throughout your ordinary and additional maternity leave and paternity and adoption leave
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Employment/Employees/WorkingHoursAndTimeOff/DG_10029788 - #8New Year's Day January 1
Good Friday April 10
Easter Monday April 13
Early May Bank Holiday May 4
Spring Bank Holiday May 25
Summer Bank Holiday August 31
Christmas Day December 25
Boxing Day Holiday December 28
bank holidays in england and wales 2009 (make that 8) - #9Its up to your employer if they include the bank holidays.
You would still be getting 28 days holiday if they do include bank holiday as part of it. - #10Isn't this usually when someone comes in and says something like28 days a year? Gosh I couldn't manage with that, that's a pathetic amount of time to have off. I get 59 days off a year. I suspect it's because I earn more money and therefore are more important than you. I also drive a lovely car, I bet you use public transport don't you. Frankly I'm shocked anyone can manage on your salary and holiday entitlement, I'm great
??? - #11:eek:I get 32 days plus bank holidays - and I'm not even a teacher. Noone else should get as many holidays as me - they're mine I tell you - all mine. Wahahahaha..
- #12Isn't this usually when someone comes in and says something like
???I get 32 days plus bank holidays - and I'm not even a teacher. Noone else should get as many holidays as me - they're mine I tell you - all mine. Wahahahaha..
I get 35 plus BH's - #13New Year's Day January 1
Good Friday April 10
Easter Monday April 13
Early May Bank Holiday May 4
Spring Bank Holiday May 25
Summer Bank Holiday August 31
Christmas Day December 25
Boxing Day Holiday December 28
bank holidays in england and wales 2009 (make that 8)
With talk about increasing it to 9 to bring us in line with Europe? - #14On the subject of Bank holidays what is the trading law for shops on Boxing day.My local Asda and Morrisons are shut on Boxing day but plenty of others open.
- #15
Scotland already has 9 and N Ireland has 10.With talk about increasing it to 9 to bring us in line with Europe? - #16
I get 35 plus BH's
No!!:eek: It drives me mad. I'm off to the dungeon then to set that big scythy thing going on some poor defenseless victorian.......
...........
......Wahahahaha:p - #17On the subject of Bank holidays what is the trading law for shops on Boxing day.My local Asda and Morrisons are shut on Boxing day but plenty of others open.
6 hrs I think in England and Wales, possibly different in Scotland. (not sure about N. Ireland) - #18Scotland already has 9 and N Ireland has 10.
Europe should line up with N Ireland - #19No!!:eek: It drives me mad. I'm off to the dungeon then to set that big scythy thing going on some poor defenseless victorian.......
...........
......Wahahahaha:p
Droogs calm down, I'm the boss - #20This is a good move.
I used to have Sundays and Mondays off as opposed to Sat/Sun. I used to lose out big style compared to people working Mon-Fri. Most bank holidays are Mondays and as Monday was my day off I used to lose out on many days holiday each year. - #21then the Annual leave card i was given today is wrong i don't think my company knows
- #22This is a good move.
I used to have Sundays and Mondays off as opposed to Sat/Sun. I used to lose out big style compared to people working Mon-Fri. Most bank holidays are Mondays and as Monday was my day off I used to lose out on many days holiday each year.
That does not sound fair, if Monday was your set day off then you was not having any extra days. - #23I'd scrap Bank Holidays all together and just let people decide when THEY want time off.
They're wasted days really. The joy of using an annual leave day is that you can do what you like, wake up at 9am, indulge in an hour of daytime TV, even though you don't really like it the guilty pleasure takes over, potter down the the shops, get a paper and a spot of food and then come back and do yourself something nice to eat. Later on have a drive or a walk into town see what's around, get that new jacket you've been meaning to get for weeks now. Then perhaps meet up with an old friend in a pub of an afternoon, or go for a stroll along the beach with the dog and your loved one.
But no a bank holiday and it's full of idiots who think that because they have a day off work they think it's acceptable for them to be let out into the community. Traffic jams, noise, kids everywhere, queues and nowhere is open.
I hate bank holidays for what they are. - #24
We used to adjust the working week so if someone worked on a BH they would only work a further 3 days that week.This is a good move.
I used to have Sundays and Mondays off as opposed to Sat/Sun. I used to lose out big style compared to people working Mon-Fri. Most bank holidays are Mondays and as Monday was my day off I used to lose out on many days holiday each year.then the Annual leave card i was given today is wrong i don't think my company knows
Are you sure, it may have been adjusted with the accrual from April check it out with them tomorrow. - #25I used to have Sundays and Mondays off as opposed to Sat/Sun
If your day off was Monday, but your contractual hours were Tues / Sat, then you've done more hours than your colleagues for that week. - #26wot if you work a shift pattern-does the increase still apply
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