Free ClockTap toolkit for Philippine teams.
Small tools for the questions that come up when you run a shift-based team here — what a holiday costs, which days are holidays at all, and which rate applies once overtime and night hours pile on top. No account, no email, nothing to install. We build them because they are the same rules ClockTap already applies to attendance.
If you are still counting hours by hand, see how an attendance tracker for the Philippines separates tracked hours into these same categories, ready to export.
Pay rules · Philippines
Holiday Pay Calculator
Work out a day's pay on a regular holiday, special non-working day, or rest day — with overtime and night differential stacked in the order DOLE applies them.
Open the toolPlanning · Philippines
Philippine Holiday Calendar
Every regular holiday and special non-working day for 2026, straight from the proclamation, with the long weekends marked and the pay rate each one carries.
Open the toolThe rate table, in one screen.
What one hour of work costs on each kind of day, as a percentage of the employee's ordinary hourly rate. Overtime means any hour past the eighth. Night differential adds another 10% on top of whichever figure applies, for hours worked between 10 PM – 6 AM.
Ordinary working day
- First 8 hours
- 100%
- Overtime
- 125%
- Not worked
- Unpaid*
Special working day
- First 8 hours
- 100%
- Overtime
- 125%
- Not worked
- Unpaid*
Rest day
- First 8 hours
- 130%
- Overtime
- 169%
- Not worked
- Unpaid*
Special (non-working) day
- First 8 hours
- 130%
- Overtime
- 169%
- Not worked
- No work, no pay*
Special (non-working) day on a rest day
- First 8 hours
- 150%
- Overtime
- 195%
- Not worked
- No work, no pay*
Special working day on a rest day
- First 8 hours
- 130%
- Overtime
- 169%
- Not worked
- Unpaid*
Regular holiday
- First 8 hours
- 200%
- Overtime
- 260%
- Not worked
- 100% if eligible
Regular holiday on a rest day
- First 8 hours
- 260%
- Overtime
- 338%
- Not worked
- 100% if eligible
| Kind of day | First 8 hours | Overtime hours | Not worked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ordinary working day | 100% | 125% | Unpaid* |
| Special working day | 100% | 125% | Unpaid* |
| Rest day | 130% | 169% | Unpaid* |
| Special (non-working) day | 130% | 169% | No work, no pay* |
| Special (non-working) day on a rest day | 150% | 195% | No work, no pay* |
| Special working day on a rest day | 130% | 169% | Unpaid* |
| Regular holiday | 200% | 260% | 100% if eligible |
| Regular holiday on a rest day | 260% | 338% | 100% if eligible |
*Subject to paid leave, monthly-paid arrangements, company policy or practice, a CBA, the employment contract, and statutory coverage or exemptions.
Rates follow the Labor Code as summarised in the DOLE Handbook on Workers' Statutory Monetary Benefits. A company policy or collective agreement can pay more than these figures, never less. These tools are a planning aid, not legal or accounting advice — check anything unusual with DOLE or your accountant.
These formulas need hours you can trust.
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