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Parental leave planner
Split the 48 weeks and see the dates from your due date.
13 weeks can be split freelyNotice period
Your notice period and last day as a salaried employee.
1 to 6 months' noticeHoliday pay calculator
Holiday pay before and after tax, and your holiday days.
12.5% of payPublic holidays and working days
Public holidays, bridge days and working days between two dates.
10 public holidays a yearAn example
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You receive notice on 15 March and have 3 months' notice. The notice period starts to run from the end of the month, so your last day is 30 June.
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