The Labour Code states that every employee is entitled to annual paid leave not shorter than four calendar weeks or 28 calendar days, not counting public holidays. Yet employers often book annual leave in working days, assuming that annual leave is 20 working days. This article explores the right to annual leave and extra leave as well as the implications of different accounting.
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