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How many days of annual leave am I entitled to?

Twenty-five days per leave year, of which four weeks must be available as continuous leave between June and August. Days beyond twenty may be saved to a later year.

What the source says

  • Section 4: twenty-five days in each leave year.
  • Section 12: four consecutive weeks between June and August unless otherwise agreed.
  • Section 18: days beyond twenty may be saved.
  • Article 7 of the Working Time Directive: at least four weeks of paid annual leave as the floor.

Source rows

For the employer · How the employer puts the question

Holiday pay follows the scope of the employment, and the qualifying year governs how many days are paid.

For the employee · How the employee puts the question

The right to leave is not lost automatically where the employer has not enabled it to be taken, see C-684/16.

Leading rulings

  • C-684/16 Max-Planck
    Court of Justice of the European Union · 2018-11-06

    The right is not lost automatically where the employer has not enabled the worker to take the leave.

    Official source
  • C-55/18 CCOO
    Court of Justice of the European Union · 2019-05-14

    Member States must require a system enabling the duration of each worker's daily working time to be measured.

    Official source
  • C-684/16 Max-Planck
    Court of Justice of the European Union · 2018-11-06

    The right is not lost automatically where the employer has not enabled the worker to take the leave.

    Official source

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