These 2 x 1.5hour interactive webinars are designed for anyone who administers payroll either manually or using an online system that “does all the working out for them”.  The workshop will include an introduction to the essentials of the Holidays Act as well as the practical application of paying employees in various scenarios.  

Each webinar will be limited to a maximum of 9 people to enhance your learning outcome. Attendance at both webinars is required to complete the training. The total cost for the two sessions is $345 + GST.

To register: Please book the 5 June session and you will be automatically registered for the second session on 12 June.

Webinar 1: Wednesday 5 June (11.30am – 1.00pm)
Webinar 2: Wednesday 12 June (11.30am – 1.00pm)

Participants will better understand the rules around the Holidays Act and how to apply it to paying staff correctly which will:

• Reduce the risk of incorrect payments that could be costly to your business
• Ensure compliance with legislative requirements

Learning Outcomes

On successful completion of this workshop participants will be able to:

• Identify the difference between Relative Daily Pay, Average Daily Pay and otherwise working day and what is included in the calculation for Public Holidays, Sick Leave, and Bereavement Leave
• Identify the difference between Ordinary Weekly Earnings and Average Weekly Earnings and what is included in the calculation for Annual Leave
• Feel more confident when calculating or checking leave and other payments
• Ensure they are meeting their legislative requirements

Payment and Cancellation Policy
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Types of employment
Privacy and record keeping
Minimum entitlements including shift cancellations and zero hour contracts
Annual Leave
Minimum Entitlements
Definitions for leave calculations
Payment of Annual leave

Public & Alternative Holidays, Sick Leave and Bereavement leave
Minimum Entitlements
Relevant Daily Pay, Average Daily Pay and Otherwise Working Day
Other factors to consider

Parental Leave
ACC
KiwiSaver

Penalties for non-compliance

Practical Examples and Scenarios 

Meet Chloe, a typical employee, who takes all types of leave including parental and bereavement leave. Chloe changes her work status from full time to part time and has salary changes and more.

Learn how to pay Chloe correctly in each scenario applying the legislation.