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HOLIDAY ENTITLEMENT AND CONDITIONS

A) ANNUAL HOLIDAYS

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1. Your holiday year begins on 1 January and ends on 31 December each year.

2. Your annual holiday entitlement is shown in your individual Statement of Main Terms of
Employment.

3. You are normally required to take all your holiday entitlement in the current holiday year. We
do not give payment in lieu of holidays.

B) CONDITIONS APPLYING TO YOUR ANNUAL HOLIDAY ENTITLEMENT

1. You should complete form HR for all holiday requests and have it signed by your
Supervisor/Manager before making any firm holiday arrangements.

2. Holiday requests will only be considered if you present them on form HR and we will allocate
agreed holiday dates on a "first come - first served" basis to ensure that operational efficiency
and minimum staffing levels are maintained throughout the year.

3. You should give at least one months notice of your intention to take holidays and one weeks
notice is required for odd single days.

4. You may not normally take more than two working weeks consecutively unless otherwise
agreed by the Directors.

5. Your holidays will be paid at your normal basic pay unless otherwise specified.

6. You are required to reserve up to 5 days of your annual entitlement to take during the
Christmas/New Year period. If you have not accrued sufficient holiday entitlement to cover this
period you will be given unpaid leave of absence.

7. In the event of the termination of your employment any holidays accrued but not taken in the
current holiday year will be paid for. However, in the event of you having taken holidays which
have not been accrued pro-rata in the holiday year, then the appropriate payments will be
deducted from your final wages/salary. This is an express written term of your contract of
employment.

8. Please note that Good Friday is not a public holiday in Ireland. If you wish to have this day off
it must be requested as annual leave.

9. Annual leave cannot be granted in place of sick leave.

C) PUBLIC HOLIDAYS

Your entitlement to public holidays and to any additional payment which may be made for
working on a public holiday is shown in your individual Statement of Main Terms of
Employment.

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