Isle of Man Annual Leave & Bank Holidays Calculator
Calculate your statutory holiday entitlement, pro-rata part-time allowance, 10 Manx public holidays (including TT Senior Race Day and Tynwald Day), and accrued holiday pay.
Work Pattern & Leave Scheme
Used to calculate pro-rata accrual and final settlement on leaving.
Manx Statutory Leave Ledger Employment Act 2006
Official Isle of Man Public and Bank Holidays (10 Statutory Days)
| Statutory Holiday Name | Official Date | Type | Manx Significance |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day | 1 January | Public | Universal holiday |
| Good Friday & Easter Monday | March / April | Public | Spring Easter weekend |
| Early May & Late May Bank Holidays | First & Last Monday in May | Bank | May seasonal holidays |
| TT Senior Race Day | Friday of TT Race Week (June) | Manx Statutory | Official Isle of Man TT Races finale |
| Tynwald Day | 5 July (National Day) | Manx Statutory | Manx Parliament open-air sitting at St John's |
| Summer Bank Holiday | Late August | Bank | Summer holiday |
| Christmas Day & Boxing Day | 25 & 26 December | Public | Winter festive holidays |
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Frequently Asked Questions (Manx Leave)
What is the statutory annual leave entitlement in the Isle of Man?
Under the Isle of Man Employment Act 2006 (Annual Leave Regulations), workers are legally entitled to 4 weeks of paid annual leave per leave year (20 days for a full-time 5-day working week).
How many official public bank holidays are recognized in the Isle of Man?
The Isle of Man observes 10 public bank holidays per year, including two unique Manx statutory holidays: TT Senior Race Day (Friday of TT race week in June) and Tynwald Day (5 July, or closest Monday if weekend).
Are bank holidays included in the 4-week statutory annual leave in the Isle of Man?
Unlike the UK where statutory leave is 5.6 weeks (28 days including bank holidays), the Isle of Man statutory minimum is 4 weeks (20 days). Employers may include bank holidays within contractual leave or provide them in addition.
How is holiday entitlement calculated for part-time workers in the Isle of Man?
Part-time workers receive a pro-rata entitlement calculated by multiplying their working days per week by 4 weeks (e.g., 3 days per week = 12 statutory days of paid leave per year).
How is accrued holiday pay calculated on resignation or dismissal?
On termination of employment, any accrued statutory leave that has not been taken must be paid out in cash based on the employee's normal daily or hourly rate of remuneration.