Regular-hours holiday proportion calculator UK
Illustrate a regular-hours worker’s share of a full-year statutory leave baseline. Check the formula, worked example and limits before using your own figures.
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Unrounded proportional leave
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Use your actual figures. Any prefilled price, fee, rate or return is an editable illustration, not a current product quote. A simple months/12 illustration for regular hours, not an exact joiner/leaver entitlement or rounding decision. Partial months, contract rules, leave already taken and irregular hours need separate treatment.
How the regular-hours holiday proportion calculator uk works
Full-year baseline = min(28, weekly days × 5.6); simple proportional share = baseline × months/12.
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Worked example: regular-hours holiday proportion
This illustration uses the calculator’s example inputs. It is not a quote or a recommended financial decision.
- Regular working days per week
- 5
- Fraction of leave year employed (months)
- 6
Unrounded proportional leave: 14 days
Full-year baseline = min(28, weekly days × 5.6); simple proportional share = baseline × months/12.
Regular-hours holiday proportion: questions answered
What does the regular-hours holiday proportion calculation include?
Full-year baseline = min(28, weekly days × 5.6); simple proportional share = baseline × months/12. Use your actual figures. Any prefilled price, fee, rate or return is an editable illustration, not a current product quote. A simple months/12 illustration for regular hours, not an exact joiner/leaver entitlement or rounding decision. Partial months, contract rules, leave already taken and irregular hours need separate treatment.
Using your result
Example inputs are a starting point. Replace them with your figures and select Calculate result. Results are rounded for display; calculations use unrounded values.
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