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Holiday pay when leaving

Holiday built up, taken and owed in the final pay packet. Regular or irregular hours.
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How are the hours worked?Irregular means hours that change week to week, such as zero-hours or casual work, or working only part of the year.
Start of the current leave yearOften 1 January, 1 April or the start date anniversary. Check the contract or handbook.
Leaving date
Including bank holidays, if the contract counts them.
Including bank holidays taken, if they count.
From last year, if allowed.
Pay before taxNormal pay. Regular overtime, commission and allowances should count towards holiday pay too.
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Holiday pay owedEnter the leave year, leaving date, holiday taken and pay to see what's owed.

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Important

An estimate based on what you enter and the statutory rules for England, Wales and Scotland. General guidance, not legal, tax or financial advice. Contracts, policies and circumstances can change the answer. If you're unsure, speak to Acas or an independent adviser.