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The annual leave allowance is a legal obligation, not a privilege — a right to payment that expires after three years
In practice, cases are increasingly appearing where employees do not receive the annual leave allowance (also known as K-15), and some mistakenly believe that it is a “privilege” dependent on the employer’s discretion. In fact, the allowance is a legal obligation, not a privilege that the employer can grant or refuse at will. It is provided for under the Law on Labor Relations and the General Collective Agreement for the Public and Private Sectors, and like most monetary clai
Gjorgji Isaevski
Oct 173 min read
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