Full-time and part-time employees build up 4 weeks of paid annual leave a year, in proportion to their ordinary hours. Work out your balance and what it's worth.
Your leave balance
0 hours
Built up so far0 h
You earn each year0 h
Worth if paid out$0
Leave earned per
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How this is worked out
Annual leave builds up progressively from your first day, including probation: 4 weeks of your ordinary hours each year (5 for eligible shiftworkers), which is about 0.0769 hours for every hour worked.
This assumes you worked your ordinary hours every week. Leave doesn't build up during unpaid leave, so take those periods off your start date.
Casual employees don't get paid annual leave; their 25% casual loading is paid instead.
Unused annual leave is paid out when you leave a job. Whether leave loading is added depends on your award or agreement.