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The 12.07% Holiday Pay Method: A Payslip Checklist for Irregular Hours Workers

How the 12.07% rolled-up holiday pay method works for irregular-hours and part-year workers under the law formalised from April 2024, why that specific percentage is used, and how to check it's being applied correctly on your payslip.

Emma Clarke24 Jul 202610 min read

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Rolled-Up Holiday Pay 2026/27: The 12.07% Uplift for Irregular Hours and Part-Year Workers

Since holiday years starting on or after 1 April 2024, employers can legally pay irregular-hours and part-year workers an extra 12.07% on top of every payslip instead of paying separately when leave is taken. Here's how the calculation works and what to check on your payslip.

Emma Clarke4 Jul 20266 min read

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