Holiday pay: The never-ending story continues

McDermott Will & Emery | Employment Law Journal | February 2018 #187
The ECJ has held that employers‘ liability to compensate workers for unpaid holiday where they have been wrongly classified as self-employed can span the entire engagement, explain Katie Clark and Paul McGrath ‘Holiday pay had to be calculated in a way that corresponded with a worker‘s “normal remuneration“, including all components intrinsically linked to the …

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Holiday Pay: The next chapter

Hogan Lovells | Employment Law Journal | February 2015 #157
The government’s attempt to limit claims for unpaid holiday could be undermined by a new ruling, warns Louise Mason ‘From 1 July of this year, the limitation period for unlawful deductions claims is restricted to two years from the date of presenting the claim.’ In the wake of the ruling in Bear Scotland v Fulton …

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