MOM OT Formula:
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The MOM (Ministry of Manpower) OT Calculator calculates overtime pay according to Singapore's employment regulations. It computes the overtime compensation based on the hourly basic rate and number of overtime hours worked.
The calculator uses the MOM OT formula:
Where:
Explanation: The formula calculates overtime pay at 1.5 times the employee's basic hourly rate for each overtime hour worked, in compliance with Singapore's Employment Act.
Details: Accurate overtime calculation ensures compliance with Singapore's labor laws, prevents underpayment disputes, and maintains fair compensation practices for employees working beyond normal hours.
Tips: Enter the hourly basic rate in SGD and the number of overtime hours worked. Ensure both values are positive numbers for accurate calculation.
Q1: What is the legal overtime rate in Singapore?
A: According to MOM regulations, overtime work must be paid at least 1.5 times the employee's hourly basic rate.
Q2: Are there limits on overtime hours?
A: Yes, the maximum overtime limit is 72 hours per month under the Employment Act.
Q3: Who is covered by overtime provisions?
A: Most employees covered under Part IV of the Employment Act are entitled to overtime pay, excluding managers/executives and certain specified categories.
Q4: How is hourly basic rate calculated?
A: For monthly-rated employees: (12 x monthly basic rate) / (52 x 44) = hourly basic rate.
Q5: Are rest days and public holidays different?
A: Yes, work on rest days is paid at 2.0 times the basic rate, while public holidays have different compensation schemes.