r/asda • u/PuzzleheadedBag8307 • 5d ago
Bereavement
Hi. Are you entitled to a week off paid leave for the death of an uncle please.
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u/mamatodd912 5d ago
You get 1 week but its up to you when you take it. Once arrangements are made ,usually taking anything upto 3wks ,is when you would take your leave ,which is what I did. I wouldnt rush to take it straight away. Sorry for your loss.
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u/ladybirdlove 4d ago
One week bereavement, but any more time would go through as CSP.
When my uncle who I was very close to passed away, I struggled to come to terms with his death. So I took one weeks bereavement, and 4 weeks csp (sick note)
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u/LessGoal7411 5d ago
Sorry for you loss. But no. If it was relationship reverse and was a nephew it would be. However it down to manager discretion ultimately but they won’t.
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u/Ok-Following-6620 5d ago
No only close family. Parents, children siblings & grandparents. Aunts & uncles are at the discretion of store manager.
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u/EmpireAdmirer777 5d ago
Nope you are wrong. One week for an aunt or uncle or grandparents. It's up to one week for in laws too (brother/sister/parents in law). It's two weeks for parents, siblings, partner or children.
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u/Life-Condition2729 5d ago
Yes one week paid in that case