Banks Will Have to Give Their Employees a Day Off when a Summer Holiday Falls on Saturday
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The National High Court forces the bank to compensate with a day off the holidays that fall on Saturday between April 1 and September 30. La entrada La Audiencia Nacional obligates the bank to compensate the holidays on Saturday: what changes in the agreement appears first in Moncloa.
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The banks must give a day of freedom to their employees when a holiday falls on Saturday, provided that it is between 1 April and 30 September. The National High Court has ruled in favour of a union demand and obliges the entities to compensate their employees, but only when summer hours apply in the sector. A criterion that this year will force the entities to grant an additional day of freedom, while August 15 fell on Saturday, but that exclud…
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