Part time staff holiday pay

cuz

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Hi, I recently left a part time job which I was working in from 28/3/13 to 31/8/13. I earned €2578.20 during this time at an hourly rate of €8.65.
Could anyone tell me how much holiday pay I'm owed if applicable as my ex-employer says that the figure is nil.

Many thanks
cuz
 
Hi, I recently left a part time job which I was working in from 28/3/13 to 31/8/13. I earned €2578.20 during this time at an hourly rate of €8.65.
Could anyone tell me how much holiday pay I'm owed if applicable as my ex-employer says that the figure is nil.

Many thanks
cuz

From Citizen information.

What are annual leave entitlements for part-time workers?
Holiday entitlements of part-time workers are calculated in a different way to
those of full-time workers. Under the Organisation of Working Time Act 1997
part-time workers are entitled to eight hours leave for every 100 hours worked,
subject to a maximum of 4 working weeks (8% of all hours worked, excluding
lunch time). So if you worked 500 hours in a leave year you would be entitled
to 40 hours leave. Time spent on annual leave is counted as working time
when calculating holiday entitlements.
The statutory leave year is from 1st April to 31st March. (An employer can
use a different leave year, such as January to December, provided this is
used consistently.)
 
A crude calculation based on the two posts above

Time Worked 2578.20/8.65 hours = 298.0578034682 hours

298.0578034682 hours × 8% = 23.8446242775 Accumulated Holiday Hours

Gross Holiday pay 23.8446242775 hours × 8.65 Hourly Rate = 206.256 Euro Gross

About 206.26 Euro Less all the usual deductions (Tax, USC, etc.)
 
We used to get told off by our maths teacher for putting more decimal places in the answer than the question gave!
 
I found a little app called Soulver which is a note-taking application that does sums. You type away in one column and the running calculations appear in the other. It "knows" the difference between text and numbers. I'm still learning how to drive it! :)
 
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