Free Annual Leave Calculator Australia

This annual leave calculator shows how much paid annual leave you have accrued, in hours, days and dollars, for any number of hours a week.

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Annual leave accrued
76 hours
In days (5-day week)10 days
In weeks2 weeks
Full year entitlement152 hours (4 weeks)
Leave pay$3,040.00
Leave loading$532.00
Total paid for this leave$3,572.00

Full-time and part-time employees get 4 weeks of annual leave a year (National Employment Standards). Casuals don't accrue annual leave. Leave loading depends on your award or agreement.

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Annual leave calculator: leave by hours per week

Hours per weekLeave a yearPer week workedAfter 6 months
38 hours152 hours2.923 hours76 hours
40 hours160 hours3.077 hours80 hours
35 hours140 hours2.692 hours70 hours
30 hours120 hours2.308 hours60 hours
24 hours96 hours1.846 hours48 hours
20 hours80 hours1.538 hours40 hours

4 weeks of ordinary hours a year, accrued progressively (National Employment Standards).

Annual leave loading

Leave loading is an extra payment on top of your normal pay while on leave, commonly 17.5%. It comes from your award or enterprise agreement, not the NES, so check yours; some pay the higher of the loading or the shift penalties you would have earned.

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Frequently asked questions

How does the annual leave calculator work?

Under the National Employment Standards, full-time and part-time employees get 4 weeks of annual leave a year based on their ordinary hours. The calculator multiplies your weekly hours by 4 and pro-rates it for the weeks you have worked, then converts it to days and pay.

How much annual leave do I get for a 38-hour week?

152 hours a year (38 × 4), which is 2.923 hours for each week worked, or about 0.0769 hours for every hour worked.

Do casual employees get annual leave?

No. Casual employees do not accrue paid annual leave; their 25% casual loading is paid instead. Shiftworkers covered by certain awards get an extra week.

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Figures checked 2026-11-11 against the sources above. Estimates only, not financial advice. See how we calculate.

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