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The entitlement date selects the year and holiday rules. We show the coefficient actually used; the default model rounds to two decimals and a custom value retains its precision. Enter the appropriate daily work norm.

These figures follow Polish tax and social-security law. They do not apply to any other country. Amounts are in Polish złoty (PLN).
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hourly rate = base ÷ applied part-time coefficient ÷ daily normcompensation = hourly rate × unused leave hoursWorked example
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The entitlement date selects the year and holiday rules. We show the coefficient actually used; the default model rounds to two decimals and a custom value retains its precision. Enter the appropriate daily work norm.
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The entitlement date selects the year and holiday rules. We show the coefficient actually used; the default model rounds to two decimals and a custom value retains its precision. Enter the appropriate daily work norm.