Work out your employees' Annual Leave Entitlement
How do you pro rata annual leave? Are you having headaches with staff holiday entitlement? Use the HRLocker Holiday Calculator at the bottom of this page to work out staff holidays.
Define and group which of your team are paid by the day or by the hour – each has a different entitlement calculation method.
Divide employees into those with fixed working days and shift patterns and those that vary
Check the regulations in your jurisdiction using the links below
Ensure if your policy includes discretionary paid time off to the statutory amounts in addition to banks holidays
For a more sophisticated way to pro rata annual leave across your workforce, HRLocker calculates all your team’s holiday days in a similar way to this holiday calculator. Plus, it gives a great visual overview of who’s off and when.
This will help you with Staff Holiday Planning and the system also gives detailed reports on headcount, days taken, sick leave and absence management and so much more!
The HRLocker Holiday Calculator determines agreed or statutory holiday pay and annual leave entitlement allowance for full-time staff, or pro rata for part-time workers. It also includes Bank Holiday payments. This tool covers most circumstances in the UK and the Republic of Ireland but does not cover every individual case.
If you want to work out holidays for part-time staff this tool can cover the basics, but an HR system is always the best solution for calculating the annual leave allowances for any kind of worker or a mix of various kinds of Paid Time off Requirements. Especially to calculate holiday entitlement for new employees.
If in doubt, we advise that you consult a legal or HR professional who can advise of your exact obligations as an employer, or specific entitlements that apply to you as an employee.
Please note this is a holiday entitlement calculator NOT a holiday pay calculator.
UK Statutory Leave Entitlement here
Ireland Annual Leave Legislation here
By law, all employees are entitled to annual leave including full-time, part-time, temporary, and casual staff. Most full-time employees are entitled to 4 weeks of annual leave each year. This is known as your statutory entitlement.
Some organisations might offer more annual leave as an incentive. It is important that you always check your annual leave entitlement in your Contract of Employment or Employee Handbook.
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