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Annual Leave Policy - Dudley Primary Care Trust

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(27 x 76) − 2 = 3.62 days = 27 hours3657. Death During ServiceWhere an employee dies in service, an allowance equivalent to the balance of<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Leave</strong> entitlement on the date of death calculated on the above pro-ratabasis, will be paid to the employee’s Estate. No deduction from the final salaryshould be made in respect of <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Leave</strong> taken in excess of entitlement onthe date of death.8. General Public Holidays (“Bank Holidays”)8.1 Full-time employees are entitled to all General Public Holidays which fall withinthe <strong>Leave</strong> year. The General Public Holidays in the year are: New Year’s Day,Good Friday, Easter Monday, May Day, Spring Bank Holiday, August BankHoliday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day.8.2 Part-time employees’ entitlement is calculated on a pro-rata basis. See table atAppendix 2.8.3 There will be some <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Leave</strong> years where more or fewer than eight GeneralPublic Holidays fall within the <strong>Leave</strong> year because the Easter holidays can be inMarch or April. This will affect any calculations for employees whose GeneralPublic Holiday entitlement is pro rata-ed e.g. part-timers, term-time only workers.See table at Appendix 28.4 In the event that staff may be required to work (or be on-call) on a GeneralPublic Holiday, they would be entitled to equivalent time to be taken off in lieu atplain time rates, in addition to any appropriate payment for the duties actuallyundertaken.8.5 <strong>Annual</strong> leave for anyone working shifts within the NHS is calculated by addingGeneral Public Holidays to <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Leave</strong> entitlement to produce a total <strong>Leave</strong>entitlement to facilitate rostering of time off. In such a case, General PublicHolidays are treated as normal working days – see examples below:Example 1 - shift worker works on a rostered General Public HolidayThey are not entitled to a day off in lieu as it has already been accounted for intheir total <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Leave</strong> entitlement.Example 2 – shift worker is rostered to have a day off on a General PublicHolidayThis is not counted as a day of <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Leave</strong>, just a normal day offExample 3 – shift worker is on <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Leave</strong> on a General Public HolidayThis is counted as a day of <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Leave</strong> – part of the total entitlementAppropriate payment for duties would be made.8.6 For night staff the public holiday will be identified by the start of the shift. Forexample, if Monday is a bank holiday, a night shift which starts on Sunday nightcounts as a normal working day for the whole of the shift.6

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