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How do I calculate my long service leave in New South Wales as one week of leave for every X weeks of work?

Author Dylan Wong@Microkeeper
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Last Modified 02/07/2025

In New South Wales, the rate is 1 week of leave for every 60 weeks of work.

Most New South Wales workers are entitled to 2 months (8.667 weeks) of long service leave after 10 continuous service.

The accrual rate can be set to 1 week for every 60 weeks of work based on the calculation of:

  1. Total Service in Weeks: 10 years * 52 weeks = 520 weeks
  2. Weeks of Work per Week of Leave: 520 weeks of service / 8.667 weeks of leave = 60 weeks.
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