Overtime Pay Calculator – Philippines

Overtime Pay Calculator

Philippines Overtime Rules

Law: Labor Code of the Philippines (Presidential Decree No. 442)

Standard hours: 48 hours per week

Overtime rate: 1.25x (plus 25% of hourly rate)

Work on regular holidays is paid at 2x. Special non-working holidays are 1.3x. Overtime on holidays stacks additional premiums.

Managerial employees, field personnel, domestic workers (kasambahay, covered by RA 10361), and family members working in family businesses may be exempt from overtime provisions.

Overtime Rates at Common Philippines Hourly Wages

Based on 1.25x (plus 25% of hourly rate) overtime rate. Shows OT hourly rate and pay for 10 extra hours per week.

Regular RateOT Rate (1.25x)10 OT Hours Pay
₱60₱75.00₱750
₱80₱100.00₱1,000
₱100₱125.00₱1,250
₱120₱150.00₱1,500
₱150₱187.50₱1,875
₱200₱250.00₱2,500
₱300₱375.00₱3,750

Philippines Overtime Rules by Region

TypeWhenRateNotes
Regular OTOver 8 hrs/day1.25xStandard overtime premium
Rest day workWeekly rest day1.3xPlus 30% of daily rate
Regular holiday18 regular holidays2xDouble pay even if not worked
Special holidaySpecial non-working days1.3xOnly if worked
Night differential10 PM–6 AM+10%Additional 10% of regular wage

Additional Rules

Normal working hours are 8 hours per day. Night differential (10 PM–6 AM) adds 10% of the regular wage. Overtime on rest days and holidays attracts compounding premiums. The 13th month pay is mandatory and separate from overtime.

Frequently Asked Questions

Overtime work is paid at an additional 25% of the hourly rate (1.25x). On rest days or special holidays, overtime is 30% above the rest day/holiday rate.

Employees working between 10 PM and 6 AM receive an additional 10% of their regular wage as night differential pay.

The Philippines has 18 regular holidays and several special non-working days. Regular holidays are paid at 2x even if not worked. Special holidays are 1.3x if worked.

The 13th month pay is calculated based on basic salary and does not typically include overtime pay, holiday premiums, or night differentials.