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Leave arrangements for employees whose working pattern exceeds 7 hours per day,<br />

or who are working a recognised shift pattern, may vary. These arrangements will be<br />

advised to you at the time of introduction of the working pattern.<br />

For employees who commenced employment on or after 1/5/07, and all other<br />

employees with effect from the holiday year commencing 1/1/08, holiday entitlement<br />

will be as follows:-<br />

Global Career Band<br />

Paid leave (working days)<br />

GCB 1 and 2 30<br />

GCB 3 and 4 28<br />

GCB 5,6,7 and 8 25<br />

If you joined the company prior to 1/5/07 and your leave entitlement, when calculated<br />

on the basis of complete calendar years’ service (or any protected contractual<br />

arrangement resulting from a previous transfer of employment), is greater than the<br />

leave entitlement applicable to your Job Band (see above tables), the greater<br />

entitlement will apply.<br />

1.7.2 Promotion<br />

On promotion any increase in holiday entitlement will be adjusted pro-rata for the<br />

remainder of the holiday year.<br />

1.7.3 Key Time Employees<br />

Employees whose normal hours are less than 35 hours per week are entitled to paid<br />

holiday which is proportional to their normal hours, when compared to the holiday<br />

entitlement for a full time employee.<br />

Individual entitlement will be set out in your offer letter or will be notified to you by<br />

your line manager.<br />

1.7.4 Commencing or leaving employment during the holiday year<br />

If your employment starts or finishes part way through the Company’s holiday year<br />

your holiday entitlement will be directly proportional to the actual period worked<br />

during that holiday year.<br />

If it is not operationally practical for you to take your accrued holiday entitlement<br />

prior to termination of employment, the Company will make an equivalent payment to<br />

you in your final salary, unless your employment is terminated by reason of gross<br />

misconduct or if you fail to give appropriate notice. The Company will also deduct an<br />

equivalent sum from your final salary payment for any holiday taken in excess of your<br />

entitlement or, if this is not possible, the Company reserves the right to withdraw an<br />

equivalent sum from your <strong>HSBC</strong> bank account within one month of the termination of<br />

your employment or to request that you repay the sum on demand. If the Company<br />

intends to withdraw any such sum from your <strong>HSBC</strong> bank account it will write to you,<br />

at your last recorded address, informing you of the amount that will be withdrawn.<br />

The Company will give you an opportunity to discuss the proposed withdrawal, and<br />

will take into account your personal circumstances prior to determining a repayment<br />

schedule.<br />

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