Computation Logic for Holiday Monetary Benefits
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Modified on: Fri, 30 Aug, 2024 at 7:24 PM
1. Holiday Pay Eligibility
- Employees who do not log any work hours during a declared holiday but are eligible for holiday pay will receive the following:
- Holiday Pay: 100% of their daily rate, provided they meet the eligibility criteria, such as having worked on the day immediately preceding the holiday or being on approved leave.
2. Work Performed During Holidays
- Employees who log work hours during a declared holiday are entitled to the following:
- Regular Holiday: 200% of their daily rate for the first eight hours logged.
- Special Holiday: 130% of their daily rate for the first eight hours logged.
- Overtime: For work done beyond eight hours, an additional 30% of their hourly rate on the said day will be applied.
3. Computation Example
- Holiday Pay (No Logs):
- If an employee’s daily rate is ₱1,000 and they did not log any hours but are eligible for holiday pay, they will receive ₱1,000.
- Regular Holiday (With Logs):
- For an employee who logged work hours on a regular holiday with a daily rate of ₱1,000, they will receive ₱2,000 (200% of the daily rate) for the first eight hours.
- If they work overtime, they will receive an additional 30% of their hourly rate multiplied by the number of overtime hours.
- Special Holiday (With Logs):
- For an employee who logged work hours on a special holiday with a daily rate of ₱1,000, they will receive ₱1,300 (130% of the daily rate) for the first eight hours.
- Overtime will be calculated as 30% of the hourly rate on that day, multiplied by the overtime hours.
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