An increased holiday entitlement may benefit up to 700,000 workers following the Harpur Trust v Brazel Supreme Court judgement.
In a recent article published in Personnel Today, James Cresswell looks at how holiday entitlement for atypical workers should be calculated in light of this judgement.
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