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Shift pay calculator
Estimate one Philippine work shift, including overtime, night hours, rest days, and holidays. See how each hour contributes to pay.
01 / Your shift
Enter one shift
Use the daily basic rate for an eight-hour workday. Times use the Philippine local clock.
An earlier clock-out time means the following day.
Rates after midnight use this classification.
Add an unpaid break
Add as many unpaid breaks as needed, each inside your clock-in and clock-out times. Breaks must not overlap. Paid short breaks stay in worked time.
03 / How it adds up
Hour-by-hour rate breakdown
Each row groups consecutive minutes with the same day type and premiums. Unpaid breaks are excluded.
| Time | Rate applied | Hours | Factor | Pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
About the calculation
A clear estimate for one shift
Hourly base rate is daily basic pay ÷ 8. The calculator applies the selected day's rest or holiday rate, adds overtime after eight worked hours, and applies night differential only to work between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. For a shift crossing midnight, each side uses its own selected day type.
Ordinary overtime applies 1.25×, other-day overtime 1.3×, and night differential 1.1×. Rates follow the DOLE workers' statutory benefits handbook. Check employee coverage, holiday classification, approved overtime, and any more favorable company policy before using an estimate for payroll. This result does not calculate tax or statutory contributions.