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Being paid for prior years annual leave when leaving a job

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    Where are you getting that interpretation from? Section 20 (c) sets down three clear time periods where annual leave can be taken:

    ...subject

    ...

    (c) to the leave being granted

    (i) within the leave year to which it relates,

    (ii) with the consent of the employee, within the period of 6 months after the end of that leave year, or

    (iii) where the employee —

    (I) is, due to illness, unable to take all or any part of his or her annual leave during that leave year or the period specified in subparagraph (ii), and

    (II) has provided a certificate of a registered medical practitioner in respect of that illness to his or her employer, within the period of 15 months after the end of that leave year.

    Parts (i), (ii) and (iii) are all given equal weight. The entitlement to leave is just as valid in the 6 months after as it is in the year it's accrued. There is no qualification or condition applied to part (ii)

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