Salarium and NordCham PH Host Discussion and Networking Night with 2018 Outstanding Employer Finalists
Salarium, in partnership with the Nordic Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (NordCham Philippines), hosted an evening of talks, panel discussion, and cocktail networking with the nominees for NordCham’s coveted 2018 Outstanding Employer Award last April 25 at the Barhead Office in Makati City. With the theme “The Makings of an Outstanding Employer,” the event…
How to Compute Holiday and Special Non-Working Day Pay in the Philippines
How to Compute Holiday and Special Non-Working Holiday Pay in the Philippines Long streaks of holidays and non-working days lie ahead, and for most of us in HR, this means one thing: special pay computations. While some employees are taking their much anticipated breaks, a lot of people will work as usual. Some will even…
The Proposed Law Against Late Salaries and Wages
The Proposed Law Against Late Salaries and Wages Everybody hates delayed salaries, but workers in the Philippines may no longer have to worry about them soon. Employers who pay their their workers late will be penalized — that is, if the the bill against delayed wages and salaries passes Congress and sees the light of…
The Senate’s Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (TRAIN) Bill and How It Affects Employees
Congress Passes Compressed Workweek Bill Last week, the House of Representatives approved on final reading House Bill 6152 – a bill
Employment in the Philippines: Results of the Latest Labor Force Survey
Congress Passes Compressed Workweek Bill Last week, the House of Representatives approved on final reading House Bill 6152 – a bill
The Php21 Minimum Wage Hike and How It Affects HR and Finance
Congress Passes Compressed Workweek Bill Last week, the House of Representatives approved on final reading House Bill 6152 – a bill
Gender Pay Gap: The Latest Data and How We Can Close It
Congress Passes Compressed Workweek Bill Last week, the House of Representatives approved on final reading House Bill 6152 – a bill