You can set up holiday schemes to help you keep an accurate record of holidays booked and taken by each of your employees. A specified entitlement scheme calculates holiday entitlement based on a specified number of hours, days or weeks.
TIP: You can also Set up a calculated entitlement holiday scheme in Sage 50 Payroll.
TIP: This option is only available to select if the Accrual is set to Monthly. Non-working days are denoted with an N and working days by a Q. The working day pattern in Sage 50 Payroll runs from Sunday to Saturday.
You need to enter the total amount for each year. For example, if employees receive and extra day for every year that they work for you, for year one enter 12 in the Service Period (Months) column then enter 1 in the Additional Entitlement (Days) column. For year two, enter 24 in the Service Period (Months) column then 2 in the Additional Entitlement (Days) column. The additional entitlement appears when you advance the holiday year.
If you need to carry holidays forward in Sage 50 Payroll, you can select the Allow Entitlement B/F From Previous Year check box in the holiday scheme settings.
Alternatively, you can select the Override Entitlement check box within the employee's record then enter the updated amount of holidays in the new holiday year.
To do this:
Once you have set up the holiday scheme, you can assign it to an individual employee via the employee record or multiple employees via global changes. Use our handy Assign a holiday scheme to your employees guide to do this.
Once you've set up and assigned the holiday scheme to your employees, you can Record and delete holidays as booked or taken.
To find out how the holiday calculation works, visit our specified holiday schemes - entitlement calculation guide.
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