Prorated Bonus Formula:
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Prorated bonus calculation determines the proportional bonus amount an employee should receive based on the number of days worked during the bonus period. This is particularly important in the Philippines where labor laws require fair compensation for partial employment periods.
The calculator uses the prorated bonus formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates what portion of a full-year bonus an employee should receive based on their actual days worked during the bonus period.
Details: Accurate prorated bonus calculation ensures compliance with Philippine labor laws, promotes fair compensation practices, and helps maintain positive employee relations by ensuring everyone receives their rightful share of bonuses.
Tips: Enter the employee's salary in dollars, the number of days worked (maximum 365), and the bonus factor. All values must be positive numbers with days worked not exceeding 365.
Q1: What is the typical bonus factor in the Philippines?
A: The bonus factor varies by company policy but is often 1.0 for a full year's bonus, meaning the employee would receive their full monthly salary as a bonus if they worked the entire year.
Q2: Are there legal requirements for bonuses in the Philippines?
A: While the 13th month pay is mandated by law, other bonuses are typically at the employer's discretion, though many companies have established bonus policies.
Q3: How are partial months calculated?
A: Most companies calculate based on calendar days worked, including weekends, but some may use working days only. Check your company's specific policy.
Q4: What if an employee worked less than a full year?
A: The prorated calculation ensures they receive a bonus proportional to their time worked during the bonus period.
Q5: Can this calculator be used for different bonus types?
A: Yes, this calculator can be adapted for various bonus types by adjusting the factor value according to your company's specific bonus structure.