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Annual leave over Christmas

November 15, 2019

Christmas annual leaveQ: Can your employer force you to take annual leave if the business is closed over Christmas?

A: Yes, your employer is entitled to tell you when to take leave, as long as they provide at least two weeks’ notice.

If your workplace shuts down over summer, your employer can make you take your annual leave at this time, although they are only able to enforce this during one shut-down period per year.

Note: This post is brief and general in nature. You should not treat it as legal advice and should seek professional advice before taking any action in relation to the matters dealt with in this post. Armstrong Murray accepts no liability for losses suffered by any person or organisation who may rely directly or indirectly on this post.

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