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ARTICLE · 17 APRIL 2014

Should Overtime "Count" When Calculating Holiday Pay?

The answer should become clearer after 31 July this year when the EAT delivers its decision in the cases of Neal v Freightliner and Bear Scotland v Fulton.

United KingdomEmployment and HR

The answer should become clearer after 31 July this year when the EAT delivers its decision in the cases of Neal v Freightliner Limited and Bear Scotland Limited v Fulton.

It has recently been announced that both of these cases will be heard together on 30 and 31 July. Both cases deal with the question of whether overtime, which is non-contractual and not guaranteed, must be taken into account when calculating a worker's entitlement to holiday pay under the Working Time Regulations. This issue has come under increased scrutiny following the Supreme Court decision of British Airways plc and Williams which held that employers have to count certain additional payments on top of base pay when calculating holiday pay.

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