Employment Act 1968 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 14 · General
107A. Calculation of gross and basic rates of pay of employee employed on monthly rate or piece rates
Feedback & supportThe gross rate of pay per day of an employee employed on a monthly rate or on piece rates is to be calculated in accordance with the second column of the Third Schedule.
gross rate of pay
“gross rate of pay” means the total amount of money including allowances to which an employee is entitled under his or her contract of service either for working for a period of time, that is, for one hour, one day, one week, one month or for such other period as may be stated or implied in his or her contract of service, or for each completed piece or task of work but does not include —(a)additional payments by way of overtime payments;(b)additional payments by way of bonus payments or annual wage supplements;(c)any sum paid to the employee to reimburse him or her for special expenses incurred by him or her in the course of his or her employment;(d)productivity incentive payments; and(e)travelling, food or housing allowances;
The basic rate of pay per day of an employee employed on a monthly rate or on piece rates is to be calculated in accordance with the third column of the Third Schedule.
basic rate of pay
“basic rate of pay” means the total amount of money (including wage adjustments and increments) to which an employee is entitled under his or her contract of service either for working for a period of time, that is, for one hour, one day, one week, one month or for such other period as may be stated or implied in his or her contract of service, or for each completed piece or task of work but does not include —(a)additional payments by way of overtime payments;(b)additional payments by way of bonus payments or annual wage supplements;(c)any sum paid to the employee to reimburse him or her for special expenses incurred by him or her in the course of his or her employment;(d)productivity incentive payments; and(e)any allowance however described;