A MAN from Caernarfon has been awarded more than £1,500 after he won claims at an employment tribunal against the cleaning company which he worked for.
James Eryl Roberts will be paid £1,836 from Celtic Cleaning Services Ltd, which went into liquidation last April.
The tribunal, held in Wrexham, found that Celtic Cleaning Services failed to pay Mr Roberts the accrued holiday pay which was owed to him upon termination of his employment (for the period from January 1 to August 25, 2023)
This amounted to 13 days’ accrued but untaken holidays, at the daily gross rate of £84, meaning the company will pay him a total of £1,092 in unpaid holiday pay.
Celtic Cleaning Services was also ruled to have failed to provide Mr Roberts with written employment particulars, and shall pay him two weeks’ net pay, totalling £660, in respect of this.
Per Celtic’ Cleaning Services’ statement of affairs on Companies House, as of last April, the business owed £3,482 to its employees in holiday pay.
Its estimated total deficiency was stated as £255,099, including more than £135,000 owed to HM Revenue & Customs.
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