This article will show you how the Public Holiday is paid out for a casual, part-time variable or full-time variable employee who has worked a shift on the public holiday.
A casual, part-time variable and a full-time variable contract are used for employees which are paid based on a variable hourly rate.
If a casual worker has worked on the day of the Public Holiday, they will match the hours for their shift length.
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Example: A casual worker is working on the day of the Public Holiday. The employee has worked a 5-hour shift. Therefore, they will receive a payment for 10 hours (5-hour shift + 5 hours of Public holiday pay). |
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