Prorated Salary Formula:
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Prorated salary is the amount paid to an employee for working only part of a pay period. It's calculated based on the actual days worked compared to the total working days in that period.
The calculator uses the prorated salary formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates what portion of the full monthly salary should be paid based on the proportion of days worked.
Details: Accurate prorated salary calculation ensures fair compensation for partial month work, whether due to joining mid-month, leaving mid-month, or taking unpaid leave.
Tips: Enter the full monthly salary, number of days actually worked, and total working days in the month. All values must be positive numbers.
Q1: When is prorated salary used?
A: When employees start or leave mid-month, take unpaid leave, or work part of a pay period.
Q2: How are weekends and holidays handled?
A: Typically included in total_days unless your company has specific policies about non-working days.
Q3: Is this calculation used for hourly employees?
A: No, hourly employees are typically paid for actual hours worked. This is for salaried employees.
Q4: What if the month has varying numbers of working days?
A: Use the actual number of working days in that specific month for most accurate calculation.
Q5: Can this be used for other pay periods (weekly, bi-weekly)?
A: Yes, the same principle applies - adjust the time period accordingly.