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Calculating Public Holiday Pay for Student and Temporary Employees
Apr 30/08
Under the Employment Standards Act, Employers are required to pay student and temporary employees for statutory or public holidays. The 2013 public/statutory holidays are: January 1 February 18 March 29 May 20 July 1 August 5 September 2 October 14 December 25 December 26 The Employment Standards Act provides the rules to follow when calculating public holiday pay. A fact sheet explaining the rules is available on the Employment Standards website: www.labour.gov.on.ca/english/es/ Students submitting worked hours through LORIS will be paid holiday pay by Payroll* - no manual calculation is required. *(if eligible) Here's how to calculate the number of hours of public holiday pay a qualified employee is entitled to: Even if the employee is not normally scheduled to work on the day which the public holiday falls, they are still entitled to holiday pay. If the employee has earned a substitute holiday with public holiday pay, this calculation is done for the four work weeks before the work week in which the substitute day falls. Please keep in mind when calculating public holiday pay that the number of hours worked includes time worked in other positions and departments at the University. Employees who qualify are entitled to take public holidays off work and be paid public holiday pay. Or they can agree in writing to work on the holiday, and will be paid either: Please ensure that you record the number of hours for statutory holiday pay when submitting the student and temporary pay sheets. If you delegate the student payroll, please ensure that this information is provided to your delegate. If you have any questions, please contact cbarry@wlu.ca
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