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Harpur Trust v Brazel 2026/27: Part-Year Worker Holiday Pay After the Supreme Court Ruling

The 2022 Supreme Court ruling in Harpur Trust v Brazel confirmed that term-time-only and other part-year workers are entitled to the full 5.6 weeks of statutory leave, calculated on their calendar-week average pay — not a pro-rated 12.07% of hours worked. Here's what it means for pay in 2026/27.

James Morgan4 Jul 20267 min read

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Term-Time-Only Contracts: How Your Annual Salary Is Actually Calculated in 2026/27

Term-time-only workers are paid a pro-rata salary based on term weeks, but the way that's spread across 12 months (or paid only in working months) varies by employer — and it affects your monthly cash flow significantly.

Emma Clarke1 Jul 20263 min read

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