article thumbnail

Employment Law Overview in Peru

Global People Strategist

Working Hours and Overtime: The standard workweek in Peru is 48 hours, typically spread across six days. Overtime is compensated at a higher rate, usually 25% above the regular hourly wage. Employers must deduct the appropriate amount from employees’ salaries and ensure timely submission to the tax authorities.

article thumbnail

Rights of Workers in Ontario

Global People Strategist

If an employee works more than 44 hours a week, they must get paid overtime pay. To work overtime, there must be an electronic or written agreement signed by both the employer and the employee. However, employers cannot deduct pay as these are considered paid leave. Deductions. Victoria Day.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

The Ultimate Employee FnF Settlement Guide

Qandle

This process involves payment of the last working month’s salary, along with any additional earnings or deductions. This includes any outstanding payments for overtime or bonuses. Leave encashment : If the employee has any unused paid leave, the employer may have to pay for the same.

article thumbnail

Employment Law Overview in Morocco

Global People Strategist

Working Hours and Overtime: The standard workweek in Morocco is 44 hours, typically six days. Overtime is subject to regulation, with premium rates for work beyond the usual hours. Employers are responsible for deducting income tax from employees’ salaries and remitting it to the tax authorities.

article thumbnail

Employment Law Overview in Ghana

Global People Strategist

The standard workweek is 40 hours, and overtime is regulated, with requirements for additional compensation. Employers are responsible for deducting income tax from employees’ salaries and remitting it to the appropriate tax authorities. Additionally, unique leaves are granted for circumstances such as marriage or bereavement.

article thumbnail

Your October payroll questions answered

Business Management Daily

Must we factor internet allowances into non- exempt employees ‘ overtime calculations? Under final regulations issued in December 2019 , reimbursements to non-exempts for their substantiated business expenses can be excluded from their regular rate calculation when you’re figuring their overtime rate. It depends.

Payroll 52
article thumbnail

Single Touch Payroll Phase 2: What to expect

Ascender

The first phase of STP reporting included high-level data such as Gross, Tax, Allowances, Deductions, Lump Sums and Fringe Benefits. The next phase sees the reports moving away from Payment Summary Annual Rules (PSAR) and Payment Summaries for allowances and deductions to “Income Types.”

Payroll 70