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Prorated Salary Calculator (First or Last Month Pay)

Compute your pay for a partial month — when you start mid-month, resign, or go on unpaid leave — with the calendar-day, workday and DOLE-factor methods.

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Good to know: Companies use one of three methods: (1) calendar days — monthly salary ÷ days in the month × days employed; (2) workdays — monthly ÷ workdays in the month × workdays you worked; (3) daily rate — monthly × 12 ÷ factor × workdays worked. Ask HR which one your company uses; the results usually differ by a few hundred pesos. Based on DOLE rules (Labor Code and the DOLE Handbook on Workers’ Statutory Monetary Benefits), checked November 10, 2026. Your company policy or CBA may give more.

How to use it (step by step)

  1. 1Fill in the boxes: “Monthly salary”, “First day you are paid for”, “Last day you are paid for”, “Workweek”, “Skip 2026 Philippine holidays when counting workdays”. Example numbers are already there so you can see how it works; replace them with yours.
  2. 2The result updates instantly as you type (on a phone it is below the boxes).
  3. 3The bold line is the main answer. Tap Copy next to any value to copy it.

Words to know

Daily rate factor (261 / 313 / 365)
The number of paid days in a year your company uses to turn a monthly salary into a daily rate: 261 for Mon–Fri, 313 for Mon–Sat, 365 if rest days and holidays are paid too.
Prorated
Paid only for the part you worked — e.g. 15 of 30 days means half the monthly salary.

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