LABOR CODE DETAILS
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Hours of Work |
Eight (8) hours per day
or 48 hours per week. Rest
periods of short duration
during work hours shall be
counted as hours worked.
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|
Work Day |
A day is the 24-hour period
which commences from the time
the employee regularly starts
to work.
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| Minimum
Wage (Manufacturing Sector) |
The minimum wage rate
for agricultural and non-agricultural
workers in every region are
determined by the Regional
Tripartite Wages and Productivity
Board. The minimum wage rates
by Region (non-agricultural
jobs) as of CY 2000 are as
follows:
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Regions
|
Daily Minimum
Wage
(in Pesos/day) - As of January
2003 |
Metro Manila) private sector workers
& employees
- Wage Order # NCR 08 (Oct.
6, 2000)
- private sector workers and
employees
|
P 280.00 |
|
CAR (Cordillera
Autonomous Region) |
P 190.00 |
|
Region I |
P 190 |
|
Region II
|
P 185.00 |
|
Region III
|
P 228.50 |
|
Region IV
|
P 237.00 |
|
Region V |
P 182.00 |
|
Region VI
|
P 180.00 |
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Region VII
|
P 200.00 |
|
Region VIII |
P 188.00 |
Region
IX |
P
175.00 |
Region
X |
P
192.00 |
Region
XI |
P
195.00 |
|
Region XII |
P 180.00 |
CARAGA |
P
179.00 |
ARMM |
P
140.00 |
Source:
Department of Labor and Employment
(http://www.dole.gov.ph)
Note: Minimum wage ranges are
provided inasmuch as rates vary
from province to province within
each region. |
| Fringe
Benefits |
This refers to goods,
services, or other benefits
furnished by an employer in
cash or kind, in adddition
to basic salaries; to managerial
or supervisory employees such
as but not limited to the
following:
- Housing
- Expense Account
- Vehicle of Any Kind
- Household personnel, such
as maid, driver and others
- Interest on loans at less
than market rate to the extent
of the difference between
the market rate and actual
rate granted;
- Membership fees, dues and
other expenses borne by the
employer for the employee
in social and athletic clubs
or other similar organizations;
- Holiday and vacation expenses
- Educational assistance to
the employee or his dependents;
and
- Life or health insurance
and other non-life insurance
premiums or similaramounts
in excess of what the law
allows
Managerial employees refer
to those who are given powers
or prerogatives to lay down
and execute managerial policies
and or to hire, transfer, suspend,
lay-off, recall, discharge,
assign or discipline employees.
Supervisory employees are those
who effectively recommend such
managerial actions if the exercise
of such authority is not merely
routinary or clerical in nature
but requirres the use of independent
judgment. |
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Overtime (OT) Remuneration
|
Overtime premium is allotted
for work exceeding the maximum
prescribed period. The OT
rates per hour for overtime
work rendered on the specified
days:
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|
Category
|
Computation(in Pesos) |
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OT Work on Regular Day |
125% * Rate/Hour |
OT work during Rest Day or Special
Public Holiday First
8 hours In
excess of the 1st 8 hours |
130% * Rate/Hour
130% * Rate/Hour+30% of(130% of
Rate/Hour) |
OT
work on Special Public Holiday
falling on employee’s rest day
First 8 hours
In excess of
the 1st 8 hours |
150%
* Rate/Hour
150% * Rate/Hour+30% of(150% of
Rate/Hour) |
OT work on Regular Holiday
First 8 hours
In excess of
the 1st 8 hours |
200% of Rate/Hour
200% of Rate/Hou + 30% of (200%
of Rate/Hour) |
OT work on Rest Day falling on
a Regular Holiday First
8 hours In
excess of the 1st 8 hours |
260% of Rate/Hour
260% of Rate/Hour + 30% of (260%
of Rate?Hour) |
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Night-Shift Differential Pay
|
Night-shift employees
must be paid a differential
of not less than 10% of the
regular wage for each hour
of work performed between
10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m.
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|
Service Incentive Leave
|
Every employee who has
rendered at least one year
of service is entitled to
a yearly service incentive
leave of five days with pay.
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Meal and Rest Periods |
One-hour time-off for
regular meals.
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| MANDATORY
EMPLOYMENT CONTRIBUTION |
| 13th
Month Pay |
By law, companies are
required to give its employees
a 13th pay equivalent to one
(1) month salary.
|
| Social
Security Systems (SSS) Contributions |
As mandated by law, both
employer and employees are
to contribute for the social
security benefits of the employees
in accordance with the following
schedule:
|
|
Compensation
Ranges |
Monthly
Salary Credit |
Monthly
Contributions |
Total |
Employer
|
Employee |
| P
1,000-1,249.99 |
1,000 |
70.70 |
33.30 |
104.00 |
|
1,250-1,749.99 |
1,500 |
101.00 |
50.00 |
151.00 |
| 1,750-2,249.99 |
2,000 |
131.30 |
66.70 |
198.00 |
| 2,250-2,749.99 |
2,500 |
161.70 |
83.30 |
245 |
| 2,750-3,249.99 |
3,000 |
192.00 |
100.00 |
292 |
| 3,250-3,749.99 |
3,500 |
222.30 |
116.70 |
339 |
| 3,750-4,249.99 |
4,000 |
252.70 |
166.70 |
386 |
| 4,250-4,749.99 |
4,500 |
283.00 |
150.00 |
433 |
| 4,750-5,249.99 |
5,000 |
313.30 |
166.70 |
480 |
| 5,250-5,749.99 |
5,500 |
343.70 |
183.30 |
527 |
| 5,750-6,249.99 |
6,000 |
374.00
|
200.00 |
574 |
| 6,250-6,749.99 |
6,500 |
404.30 |
216.70 |
621 |
| 6,750-7,249.99 |
7,000 |
434.70 |
233.30 |
668 |
| 7,250-7,749.99 |
7,500 |
465.00 |
250.00 |
715 |
| 7,750-8,249.99 |
8,000 |
495.30 |
266.70 |
762 |
| 8,250-8,749.99 |
8,500 |
525.70 |
283.30 |
809 |
| 8,750-9,249.99 |
9,000 |
556.00 |
300.00 |
856 |
| 9,250-9,749.99 |
9,500 |
586.70 |
316.70 |
903 |
| 9,750-10,249.99 |
10,000 |
616.70 |
333.00 |
950 |
| 10,250-10,749.99 |
10,500 |
647.00 |
350.00 |
997 |
| 10,750-11,249.99 |
11,000 |
677.30 |
366.70 |
1,044 |
| 11,250-11,749.99 |
11,500 |
707.70 |
383.30 |
1,091 |
| 11,750-over |
12,000 |
725.00 |
400.00 |
1,138 |
| Employer's
monthly contribution includes
P10.00 for Employees Compensation
(EC) that coveers disability/accident
benefits. |
| Contribution
to National Health Insurance Program
(NHIP) |
As
mandated by R.A. 7835 on Medicare
Program which is administered
by the Philippine Health Insurance
Corporation (Philhealth), both
employers and employees are to
contribute for the medical insurance/benefits
of hte employees in accordance
with the following schedule effective
January 1, 2001: |
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PHILHEALTH
CONTRIBUTION RATES |
|
Montly
Salary Range |
Salary
Base |
Monthly
Contribution |
Employee
Share |
Employer
Share |
| P
3,499.99 & below |
3,000.00 |
75.00 |
37.50 |
37.50 |
| 3,500.00-3,999.99 |
3,500.00 |
87.50 |
43.75 |
43.75 |
| 4,000.00-4,499.99 |
4,000.00 |
100.00 |
50.00 |
50.00 |
| 4,500.00-4,999.99 |
4,500.00 |
112.50 |
56.25 |
56.25 |
| 5,000.00-5,499.99 |
5,000.00 |
125.00 |
62.50 |
62.50 |
| 5,500.00-5,999.99 |
5,500.00 |
137.50 |
68.75 |
68.75 |
| 6,000.00-6,499.99 |
6,000.00 |
150.00 |
75.00 |
75.00 |
| 6,500.00 -
6,999.99 |
6,500.00 |
162.50 |
81.25 |
81.25 |
| 7,000.00-7,499.99 |
7,000.00 |
175.00 |
87.50 |
87.50 |
| 7,500.00
- 7,999.99 |
7,500.00 |
187.50 |
93.75 |
93.75 |
| 8,000.00 -
8,499.99 |
8,000.00 |
200.00 |
100.00 |
100.00 |
| 8,500.00 -
8,999.99 |
8,500.00 |
212.50 |
106.25 |
106.25 |
| 9,000.00 -
9,499.99 |
9,000.00 |
225 |
112.50 |
112.50 |
| 9,500.00 -
9,999.99 |
9,500.00 |
237.50 |
118.75 |
118.75 |
| 10,000.00
and up |
10.000.00 |
250 |
125 |
125 |
Source:
Philippine Health Insurance Corp.
http:www.philhealth.gov.ph
Note: Payment of monthly premium
contributions for public and private
ssector employees is on or before
10th of the month following the
applicable month thru nearest
Philhealth Accredited Collecting
Banks (ACB'S) |
| Contribution
to Home Development and Mutual
Fund |
Companies/employers
are also required to contribute
at least P100 per month to HDMF
for employee benefits. Ccompanies/employers
remit this contribution plus that
of hte employees' which will be
deducted from their payroll, in
accordance with the periodic remittance
schedule provided by HDMF. |
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