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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.
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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.
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
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
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.
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)
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%.