The basic hour
Daily salary divided by the contracted hours in the ordinary working day (art. 142).
Work out daytime and night overtime, night premiums, rest days and public holidays without mixing their rates.
Private sector governed by the Labour Code
Do not repeat hours worked on rest days or public holidays here.
Separate ordinary time from overtime so the special bases in arts. 175 and 192 can be applied.
Record your hours above and the breakdown will appear here, with the arithmetic behind each line.
As a rule, overtime may only be agreed occasionally. Article 170 allows two exceptional permanent schedules with Labour Directorate approval.
This calculation excludes overtime caused by force majeure, which article 169 pays at the basic rate only.
Gross estimate for a monthly salary. Pension, ISSS and income tax may reduce net pay.
These figures do not come from a text that says one thing: some come from a reading that is not the only defensible one, others from a value no document fixes. Each is explained.
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Daily salary divided by the contracted hours in the ordinary working day (art. 142).
A night hour falls between 19:00 and 6:00. More than four night hours makes the shift a night shift for duration.
The MTPS applies the 25% night premium to the already doubled hour: 2.5 times the basic hour.
Daytime overtime is 3 times the basic hour on a rest day and 4 times on a holiday; the night premium applies to those bases.