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The reduced hours salary calculation helps determine your new salary when reducing your working hours while maintaining the same hourly rate. This is particularly relevant for employees in the Philippines considering part-time arrangements or reduced work schedules.
The calculator uses the proportional salary formula:
Where:
Explanation: This calculation assumes your hourly rate remains constant, and your new salary is proportional to the reduction in working hours.
Details: Understanding how reduced hours affect your income is crucial for financial planning, especially when considering work-life balance changes or transitioning to part-time employment in the Philippines.
Tips: Enter your current salary, current working hours, and proposed new working hours. All values must be positive numbers to calculate your adjusted salary.
Q1: Is this calculation legally binding in the Philippines?
A: This is a mathematical calculation for estimation purposes. Actual salary adjustments should follow Philippine labor laws and be agreed upon with your employer.
Q2: Does this account for benefits and allowances?
A: No, this calculation only considers basic salary. Benefits, allowances, and other compensation may be affected differently by reduced hours.
Q3: What if my hourly rate changes with reduced hours?
A: This calculator assumes the same hourly rate. If your rate changes, you would need to calculate based on the new hourly rate instead.
Q4: Are there minimum hour requirements in the Philippines?
A: Yes, Philippine labor law has provisions for regular working hours and overtime. Consult with HR or legal counsel for specific requirements.
Q5: How does this affect government contributions?
A: Reduced hours and salary may affect your SSS, PhilHealth, and Pag-IBIG contributions. Consult the respective agencies for specific guidelines.