Absences question
Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 8:50 pm
Hi, I have a PEO appointment on Monday 13th January 2014. My 5 year residence period was on Tier1 (General).
I have never been out of the country for more than 180 days in the last 5 consecutive 5 year periods. I come no way close to it. My travel is about 40 days a year. From February 2009 to October 2010, I was working for a different employer. That employer gave me a letter mentioning work related absences but has failed to mention paid annual leave in the letter. Again, I don't come close to the 180 day limit at all. My lawyer thinks that it isn't a problem if the previous employer hasn't mentioned annual leave in the letter. But I am worried.
How crucial is it to submit documentary evidence of absences when you haven't exceeded the allowed absences limit? There is no problem with the current employer. it is the previous employer from more than 3 years ago that is the problem. I did take annual leave when I was working for the previous employer and this was for about 3 weeks but as I said I don't come close to the 180 day limit.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Thanks in advance for help.
I have never been out of the country for more than 180 days in the last 5 consecutive 5 year periods. I come no way close to it. My travel is about 40 days a year. From February 2009 to October 2010, I was working for a different employer. That employer gave me a letter mentioning work related absences but has failed to mention paid annual leave in the letter. Again, I don't come close to the 180 day limit at all. My lawyer thinks that it isn't a problem if the previous employer hasn't mentioned annual leave in the letter. But I am worried.
How crucial is it to submit documentary evidence of absences when you haven't exceeded the allowed absences limit? There is no problem with the current employer. it is the previous employer from more than 3 years ago that is the problem. I did take annual leave when I was working for the previous employer and this was for about 3 weeks but as I said I don't come close to the 180 day limit.
Any thoughts are appreciated.
Thanks in advance for help.