基本はこれです。
Vacation Pay (https://www.labour.gov.bc.ca/esb/esaguide/#13)
When an employee takes a vacation after completing one year of employment, vacation pay must be at least four per cent of the employee’s total earnings from the previous year.
After five consecutive years of employment, vacation pay increases to six per cent.
A person who is employed for less than one year is not entitled to take a vacation, but must be paid four per cent vacation pay on termination of employment.
Vacation pay is not payable if a person is employed for five calendar days or less.
Employees who are employed for five calendar days or less are not entitled to be paid annual vacation pay. Vacation pay for farm workers who are paid a piece-rate for harvesting is included in the piece rates. All other employees earn vacation pay on all wages earned from the first day of employment.
After being employed for 12 months, an employee becomes entitled to receive an annual vacation.