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15. PAYMENT OF SALARIES
a) Information pertaining to an Employee’s remuneration is strictly confidential
and it should not be discussed among Employees.
b) Salaries will be paid into the respective Employee’s bank account. In any
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case, the payment shall not be later than the 7 day of the wage period. All
Employees shall indicate their consent to receive their salaries through their
bank accounts by completing the “Salary Deposit Authorisation” form.
c) Both the Employee and Company shall contribute to the Employees’
Provident Fund and SOCSO in accordance with the prevailing statutory rates.
d) Where an Employee is hired during the month, the proportionate salary due
to him for that month shall be calculated as follows:
Gross Monthly Salary X Number of days worked
Total Number of days in the month
16. OVERTIME
a) Employees as defined under the Employment Act 1955 shall be eligible for
overtime claims for work carried out after the normal hours of work in
accordance with the provisions in the Employment Act 1955, as follows:
(i) Weekdays
Exceeding normal hours - 1.5 X basic hourly rate
For those eligible Employees working on 5 days week, work on
Saturday shall be treated as normal overtime work.
i.e. 1.5 X the basic hourly rate.
(ii) Rest Day
Normal hours of work - 1.0 X basic hourly rate
Exceeding normal hours - 2.0 X basic hourly rate
(iii) Public Holiday
Normal hours of work - 2.0 X basic hourly rate
Exceeding normal hours - 3.0 X basic hourly rate
(iv) The total overtime for an Employee shall not exceed 104 hours per month.
The ordinary rate of pay and hourly rate are computed as follows:
Monthly salary = ordinary rate of pay (rate per day)
26 days
Monthly salary = rate per hour
26 days x 8 hours
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