Calculate your annual leave, holiday pay and PTO
Work out your leave entitlement, accrued balance or leave pay. Choose where you work to use the right calculator, with clear explanations and step-by-step results.
Where do you work?
United Kingdom
Working Time Regulations 1998 — 5.6 weeks of paid holiday, capped at 28 days on the statutory minimum.
- Leave entitlementDays or hours of statutory holiday, including starters and leavers.
- Accrued balanceStart here whatever your hours: regular hours go to the entitlement calculator, irregular hours and part-year workers to the Great Britain 12.07% method.
- Leave payAverage weekly pay for a week of leave where pay varies.
Rules checked 15 September 2026.
Australia
Fair Work Act 2009, National Employment Standards — 4 weeks of paid annual leave a year, 5 for a defined shiftworker.
- Leave entitlementHours of paid annual leave for a full year of service on your ordinary hours.
- Accrued balanceBalance built up to a date, allowing for an opening balance and leave taken.
- Leave payBase rate pay for the leave hours you take, plus leave loading if your award gives it.
Rules checked 15 September 2026.
Canada
There is no single Canadian formula. Each province and territory sets its own minimum vacation time and vacation pay, and federally regulated work follows the Canada Labour Code — so you choose your jurisdiction.
- Leave entitlementStatutory vacation weeks for your province, territory or federally regulated job, with the official source.
- Accrued balanceAn employer-policy estimate of the vacation days you have left, kept separate from the legal minimum.
- Leave payGross vacation pay at your jurisdiction's percentage, less any vacation pay already paid.
Rules checked 16 September 2026.
United States
There is no federal statutory paid vacation. Paid time off comes from your employer's policy, so these tools work from the policy you enter.
- Leave entitlementYour allowance comes from your employer's policy, not a federal minimum. Enter the policy and the calculator does the rest.
- Accrued balanceStatutory paid leave you accrue under your state's own law, with the official rate, cap and source.
- Leave payA gross value for your remaining PTO hours at your pay rate.
Rules checked 16 September 2026.
Only countries whose rules we have implemented and checked are listed. We do not guess your country from your location or browser, and one country's rules are never used for another.
What each tool answers
- Leave entitlement
- How much paid leave a full period is worth — 5.6 weeks in the UK, four weeks (five for a defined shiftworker) in Australia. In Canada it depends on your province, territory or whether your job is federally regulated. In the United States there is no federal minimum, so entitlement comes from your employer's policy instead.
- Accrued balance
- How much has actually built up by a date, after any leave already taken. Accrual is not the same as permission: many employers allow leave before it has built up, and that is their decision.
- Leave pay
- What that time off is worth in money. Entitlement and pay are separate calculations with separate rules, so they are kept on separate pages.
Which countries are covered
Currently available for the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and the United States, with calculators tailored to each country and, in Canada, to each province and territory.
Country guides: United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and United States. For a side-by-side look at how the legal minimums differ, see the annual leave calculator guide.
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For a country that is not listed yet, check your national labour regulator. Nothing here is legal advice, and your contract, award or agreement can give you more than the legal minimum.