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An employer and employee can agree to take the period of the closedown as Annual Holidays in advance using the ANHL paycode. Otherwise the following method applies:

If an employee is not entitled to Annual Holidays but is required to observe the closedown period the employer must pay the balance of Holiday Pay (HP) accrued since employment began or the employee last became entitled to Annual Holidays. If this is done the employees Holiday Anniversary date should be changed to be 12 months from the start of the closedown period.

<h2><i class="fa fa-comments"></i>&nbsp;&nbsp;FAQs</h2><br>

If Payroll has been set to use a common anniversary date (go to the Tools menu and choose Options then click the Leave tab) then the above methods apply except that the anniversary date for an individual cannot be changed. So an employee who is not yet entitled to Annual holidays it is best to either pay out all Holiday Pay (HP) accrued up to the Common anniversary date or convert holiday pay to annual leave (go to the Tools menu and choose Options then click the Leave tab).

see Common anniversary date for more information.