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no holiday pay for PH holidays since company is following UK holidays?

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enzo.nitura


Arresto Menor

good afternoon,

we have a british employer and we follow uk holidays in our business schedule. wages are computed daily, no work no pay, if they don't have work there because of a uk holiday, we don't work here as well but we get paid for that day as if it's a regular working day.

during philippine holidays that does not coincide with uk holidays, we also report for work but we do not get any holiday pay. if a philippine holiday is the same day as a uk holiday, and since we don't have work on those days, we get paid the regular rate which is still normal.

there are about 14-15 legal philippine holidays compared to 9 legal uk holidays. our employer allotted 4 regular days as "special" working days for the business where we will be given double pay to compensate and balance out the holiday difference.

is this setup ok and adhering to current philippine labor laws?

attyLLL


moderator

no, if they want to give you extra holidays, that's fine. but they cannot disregard philipine law on holidays.

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enzo.nitura


Arresto Menor

thank you. we'll raise this on the next company FGD and possibly refer to the BWC if necessary. will post more if there are any developments to this issue.

all the best and more power to everyone involved with this site!

atty_kristeto_makatao


Arresto Mayor

call the following, they are very keen in looking at cases like this and will always send a representative to your company HR to clarify, usually 1 week notice lang dumadating na sila to settle disputes, they call first, then schedule a visit. sila din mag sa sabi kung covered nila ang holiday pay dispute.

Employees Compensation Commission (ECC)
3rd Floor, ECC Bldg., 355 Sen. Gil Puyat Ave.
Makati City
8904766, 8904795
Fax 8977579

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