what does cumulatively roll over days mean on hr

Problem reported by joanna Smedley 1 week ago

on HR section what does cumulatively roll over days option mean for holidays?

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Hi Joanna,

I believe that this refers to the amount of rolled over days from previous years without a cap:

For example: If you rolled over 5 days in Year 1, Year 2 would be your standard holiday allowance (lets say 20) + 5 so 25 in total.

If you use only 18 days in year 2, the days rolled over would be 25 - 18 = 7, so your total allowance for year 3 would be (Standard allocation of 20 +7 rolled over days) 27

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