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Client hiding behind umbrella, refusing to pay notice or outstanding unused holiday

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    #11
    Contact this guy: Contract lawyer (UK) Roger Sinclair Egos Ltd - welcome!

    Roger Sinclair; he's the only one really qualified to give you an answer to that.
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      #12
      Originally posted by dnbrinson View Post
      My contract definitely states 20 days paid holiday per year at my normal daily rate.

      I suspect I will need to take action against both - does anyone know of a time limit for doing this in?
      Normally this type of dispute would be brought before an Employment Tribunal and the time limit is 3 months from the incident or termination date of employment.
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        #13
        Thanks

        Originally posted by cojak View Post
        Contact this guy: Contract lawyer (UK) Roger Sinclair Egos Ltd - welcome!

        Roger Sinclair; he's the only one really qualified to give you an answer to that.
        Thank you Cojak!

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