Answer
A public holiday can be transferred only when the legal requirements are met and the transfer does not reduce the employee's total number of public holidays.
- Record the employer and employee agreement outside the pay if required.
- Enter the Public Holiday row on the transferred date, not the original date.
- If the employee works on the transferred public holiday and it is otherwise working for them, pay the worked time at the public holiday rate and record any Alternative Holiday earned.
- Do not also treat the original date as a public holiday for the same employee unless the law and agreement require it.
If support is unsure whether a transfer is valid, preserve the pay records and confirm the employer's decision before changing leave rows.