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Leave pay calculation determines the compensation an employee receives for approved time off from work. It's typically based on the employee's monthly salary divided by 30 days to get a daily rate, then multiplied by the number of leave days taken.
The calculator uses the leave pay formula:
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Explanation: This calculation provides a simple method to determine fair compensation for employees taking approved leave based on their regular monthly earnings.
Details: Accurate leave pay calculation ensures fair compensation for employees, maintains payroll accuracy, complies with labor regulations, and helps organizations manage their leave policies effectively.
Tips: Enter monthly salary in dollars, number of leave days (can include half days using decimal values). All values must be valid (salary > 0, days > 0).
Q1: Why divide by 30 instead of actual calendar days?
A: Using 30 days provides a standardized calculation method that simplifies payroll processing and ensures consistency across different months.
Q2: Does this calculation work for part-time employees?
A: For part-time staff, use their pro-rated monthly salary based on their agreed working hours compared to full-time equivalent.
Q3: How are public holidays handled in leave calculations?
A: Public holidays are typically treated as regular working days for pay purposes unless otherwise specified in employment contracts.
Q4: What if an employee has variable monthly income?
A: For variable income, use an average of the last 3-6 months' earnings or follow your organization's specific policy for calculating leave pay.
Q5: Are there different calculation methods in different countries?
A: Yes, some countries may use different divisors (e.g., 21.67 for working days) or have specific legal requirements for leave pay calculations.