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Sick Leave Balance Worksheet

Reconcile opening sick leave hours, accruals, and usage without embedding a legal accrual schedule.

Opening + accrued − used
Hour balance only
Policy inputs you control

Educational sick leave hour balance: opening + accrued − used. No statutory accrual tables or wage conversion are embedded.

Limitation: Educational leave-balance worksheet only—not employment, payroll, or legal advice.

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How to Track Sick Leave Hours

Use hour totals from your handbook, HR portal, or pay stub.

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Enter opening balance hours at the start of the period.

Hours, not dollars

This page tracks hours only. Convert to pay separately using your wage and employer rules.

What Ending Balance Means

Ending hours equal opening plus accrued minus used. Negative balances are rejected. No wage rate, carryover cap, or statutory schedule is applied.

Sick Leave Examples

Mid-year balance

Balances and usage

openingBalanceHours:40
accruedHours:8
usedHours:16

Ending hours

32 ending hours

40 + 8 − 16 = 32.

No usage period

Balances and usage

openingBalanceHours:24
accruedHours:4
usedHours:0

Ending hours

28 ending hours

24 + 4 − 0 = 28.

Match the same unit

If your portal shows days, convert to hours using your standard workday before entering.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Accrual and usage rules must come from your employer and jurisdiction; none are hardcoded.

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Sick Leave Balance Formula

Simple hour arithmetic with user-entered policy amounts.

Formula

openingBalanceHours ​+​ accruedHours − usedHours

Scientific Background

Assumptions: hours are already computed under the employer policy. Limitations: not a state leave-law engine, not a cash-out calculator, and not proof of entitlement. CFPB consumer tools are contextual only.

Sources & review

Sick Leave Calculator documents the references behind its formulas and assumptions. Always treat results as educational estimates, not personalized professional advice.

Last reviewed

July 22, 2026

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