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Company's refusal to pay an employee's annual paid leave
My friend has a contract which states that she gets 30 days' annual "paid leave" after every 12 months of a completed work year.
With approved and signed leave, she went on leave, and on return, the company refused to pay her 30 days' salary whilst she was on leave.
What can be done?

Ansh Legal
9 Feb 2020, 06:13
The legal way to handle this is to file a complaint with MOL (mainland company) or the free zone authority (depending on which free zone her company is registered under).
The informal method would be to speak to her employer and state that annual leave was her entitlement under the law and, therefore, the company does not have the right to not pay her unless she has consumed more than 30 days of leave in the calendar year.
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