Annual leave and leave pay calculator 2026

At least 21 days for each year, rising to at least 30 days after 5 years of continuous service with the same employer.

30 days for each year of service, 2 days for each month if service is more than 6 months but less than a year, and leave for the fractions of the final year when service ends.

At least 3 weeks (21 days) for service of less than 5 years, and at least 4 weeks (28 days) for service of 5 years or more, after completing one continuous year, with leave for fractions of a year in proportion to service.

30 paid days a year, earned for the first year after at least 6 months of service under the 2017 amendment (9 months in the original text), with leave for fractions of a year.

At least 30 days a year on the comprehensive wage, which may not be taken before 6 months from joining. The carried-over balance may not exceed 30 days unless the leave was not taken in the interest of the work, and leave of at least 30 days must be taken at least once every two years.

At least 30 days a year, at 2.5 days for each month after completing a year; anyone with less than a year of service gets leave in proportion to their time. The worker must take at least 15 days each year, 6 of them consecutive.

14 days on full pay for each year of service, rising to 21 days once the worker has completed 5 continuous years with the same employer; anyone with less than a year of service gets leave in proportion to their time.

16 days for each of the first 5 years, 18 days for the 6th year, 21 days for the 7th, then one extra day for each year from the 8th up to 28 days. The days include one weekly rest day for every 7 days of leave, so 16 days equal about 14 working days in a 6-day week.

15 days in the first year, 21 days from the second year, 30 days for anyone who has completed 10 full years with one or more employers or is over 50, and 45 days for people with disabilities and people of short stature. 7 more days for hazardous or unhealthy work or remote areas. Anyone with less than a year of service gets leave in proportion to their time, provided they have completed 6 months.