Not returning to work

hey girls, can anyone help me as I have no idea what I’m entitled to if I chose not to return to my current job… So I work in private health care so their rules are made up by themselves but nothing in my contract says I’m entitled/not entitled to my annual leave I’ve gained whilst on mat leave. I went off in March so I have the entire 17days that I should be owed but will I still receive these if I tell them I’m not returning? Should I not mention anything until next year, take my annual leave and also hand my notice in or will they just give me the money that cover those 17 days? If they don’t give it me is there any action I can take against them? Also is there anything else I’m missing that I could/should be getting? FYI I only ever received 90% pay for 6 weeks then just stat pay which will end in December. So I believe I won’t owe anything back to them if I do leave. Thanks in advance!! X
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It doesn't matter what it says in your contract. Legally, they have to pay you for any holiday days you have accrued and not used. I would just make sure that you hand your notice in before the new holiday year starts because they dont have to carry over all 17 days, but this may also result in you having accrued less than thr 17 days If you only got paid SMP, then you don't have anything to pay back to them as they didn't pay you. The government did. Also, nothing else that I can think you will be entitled to when you resign other than accrued holidays and your pay for any hours worked.

@Jayde that’s helpful to know thank you! Holiday year is April so I’ll be handing it in way before then. just don’t know wether to hand it in November/December when my last stat pay would be payed or wether to leave it until March when my 12 months would almost be up? Or would it not make a difference either way…sorry for all the questions lol

If you wait until March then you'll get the full 17 days holiday, but if you do it at the end of December then your done with the company sooner and will probably only miss out on 2-3 days accrual.

Right that makes sense! Amazing thank you so much :)

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