Long Service Leave (LSL) Simplified the Inzenius Way with Accurate Accrual and Payment Automation.

Payroll Automated Leave Award Interpretation Rostering Time & Attendance in one package

Accurate leave and award Interpretation compliance is a significant focus in 2025, following the passage of the final part of the Fair Work Fair Pay legislation on 1 January 2025.

Inzenius can help businesses comply with the requirements with its all-in-one, efficient, out-of-the-box, Australian-designed and supported Rostering, Timekeeping, Timesheets, Automated Leave and Pay Award, Interpretation and Payroll software. #ThatsInzenius #Payroll

Calculating Long Service Leave (LSL) can be complicated, especially for employees whose Ordinary Times Earnings (OTE) times can be different for each pay period over the seven years plus the accrual period(s).

Many recent cases have highlighted that even the most sophisticated employee pay departments have been found to have failed to pay LSL as required under the awards and legislation.  It can be a criminal charge if you knowingly underpay employees.

Woolworths was charged with Underpayment

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The payroll department often needs to identify the employee’s OTE for each range of pay periods worked time in weeks, and then apply the average to the leave accrual to accurately calculate the amount paid for the weeks of LSL. This process is time-consuming, and manual calculations are required.

Inzenius LSL calulations

The Inzenius solution for any variable-time worked leave accrual, including the LSL balance adjustment, is to accrue at each pay run based on the OTE minutes of time worked during the pay run period and automatically add the hours’ balance as pay is processed. Problem solved.

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Variable Hours Employee LSL Accruals Automation and Reporting

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