Leave Calculator

Leave Calculator is a free, practical utility that helps employees and employers compute leave salary and end-of-service settlements quickly and accurately. The app is designed to provide clear payout estimates based on tenure and salary inputs, making it useful when planning resignations, contract closures or HR reviews. Built with regional labor rules in mind, the Leave Calculator reduces manual errors and provides reference material so users can see how figures were derived and what to expect from final settlements.

Key Features

The Leave Calculator includes two dedicated tools: a Leave Salary Calculator and an End of Service Calculator, which together produce straightforward payout estimates. It supports Gulf labor laws for Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and provides country-specific legal resources that explain the rules used for each calculation. The app also offers an in-app feedback form to report errors, suggest improvements or request additional features, and it presents results in a clear, exportable format for easy record-keeping.

Advantages

Leave Calculator delivers calculations that follow the labor law frameworks of the supported countries to help align estimates with official rules. It saves time compared with manual computations and reduces common payroll mistakes. Included legal references make results transparent and easier to verify against local regulations, and the intuitive interface is suitable for employees, HR staff and payroll personnel.

Disadvantages

Coverage is limited to the listed Gulf countries and does not include jurisdictions outside those regions. Calculations are based on the inputs provided and standard rules, so they may not capture complex contract clauses or exceptional cases. This tool is not a substitute for professional legal or payroll advice when precise, binding settlements are required.

Version Information

The initial release focused on calculations for the State of Qatar. The version 2.0 update expanded support to include Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and added country-specific law resources plus an in-app feedback form for suggestions and error reports.