Night Shift Differential in the Philippines explains who is eligible, the correct percentage, and how to calculate it including how to get the hourly rates, types of days & premiums.
Holiday Pay Philippines is pay given to an employee for any unworked regular holiday or additional pay given to an employee if work was done on that day. I discuss: DOLE Holiday Pay Guidelines: What is it and who is entitled to it How to compute Holiday Pay 6 FAQs Understanding Holiday Pay helps …
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Overtime Pay Philippines Overtime pay is 25% of standard pay for work on a regular day and 30% of standard pay on holidays, special non-working days and double holidays. It is paid for work done before work hours and is for all employees except for those listed as not eligible as per …
Apostille Philippines is a comprehensive guide to everything related to getting a DFA Apostille, from requirements to appointments, to cost.
How to Apostille Diplomas and other Philippine school records answers 12 FAQs and provides an overview of what you need to do to get a CAV…
Only the Executive Judge of the City of Municipality has the power to authenticate notarized documents under it’s jurisdiction. How to get a Certificate of Authority for a Notarial Act (CANA) for Apostille purposes? To get an apostille for a SPA, Contract or Affidavit, you will need to have a Certificate of Authority …
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Retirement Pay Philippines covers in-depth the law, computation and eligibility for retirement pay in plain and straightforward terms.
Separation Pay Computation
Separation Pay Computation in the Philippines is the number of years served multiplied by 1 month’s pay or ½ month’s pay.
Cyber Libel Philippines discusses what Cyber Libel is and all the requirements to file a successful court case.
A Prenuptial Agreement Philippines helps protect both you and your fiancée in case the marriage ends and you have to settle your properties
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