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  1. How to Compute Overtime Pay. All employees required to work beyond the normal 8 hours are entitled to overtime. Overtime pay rates depend upon the the day the work is performed, whether it is ordinary working day, special day, regular holiday or rest day.

  2. Apr 2, 2018 · What is the computation for overtime pay on a regular work day? Here's a sample computation based on the given values (monthly rate: Php18,000; factor rate: 258; 246 total regular days + 12 regular holidays): Daily rate: 18,000 x 12 / 258= Php837.21. Hourly rate (8 hours): 837.21 / 8= Php 104.65.

  3. Jan 15, 2024 · Rest Days or Special Non-Working Holidays. We’ve mentioned that employees get 30% (or 130%) of their fixed hourly rate for working overtime on rest days and special non-working holidays. Use this formula to compute their OT pay on these days: Hourly rate x 130% (1.3) x 130% (1.3) x number of hours worked

  4. Feb 7, 2024 · Rest day rate for night shift OT computation. Overtime work during a rest day shall be paid a minimum of plus 30%, again multiplied by 30% of the overtime hourly rate. In the formula, the night shift employee’s pay is as follows: Total Overtime Pay = hourly rate x 130% x 110% x 130% x hours worked beyond 8 hours

  5. Apr 14, 2024 · If covered employees perform overtime work, they are entitled to overtime pay of at least 25% their regular hourly rate. 1. Computation. These are the steps on how to compute for overtime pay. The following are the assumptions: 1) The covered employee’s hourly rate is Php100.00. 2) The covered employee regularly works for 8 hours.

  6. Apr 14, 2024 · Overtime pay – refers to an additional pay of 25% of a covered employee’s hourly rate for work performed during overtime. ( P.D. 442, Labor Code, Article 94; Omnibus Rules Implementing the Labor Code or “Omnibus Rules”, Section 3, Rule IV, Book Three)

  7. Jan 31, 2023 · According to the Philippine labor law on overtime, particularly Article 87, work performed beyond the daily eight-hour standard is subject to additional compensation of at least 25% of the regular wage. Furthermore, overtime work during a holiday or rest day is subject to an extra 30%.