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The Malaysian hourly salary calculation converts monthly salary to hourly rate using the standard Malaysian employment formula. This calculation is based on 26 working days per month and 8 working hours per day, following common Malaysian employment practices.
The calculator uses the Malaysian standard formula:
Where:
Explanation: This formula divides the monthly salary by the total working hours in a month (26 days × 8 hours = 208 hours) to determine the hourly rate.
Details: Calculating hourly rates is essential for overtime calculations, part-time work arrangements, contract negotiations, and understanding your true earning potential per hour worked.
Tips: Enter your monthly salary in Malaysian Ringgit (MYR). The calculator will automatically compute your hourly rate based on the standard Malaysian working month of 26 days with 8 hours per day.
Q1: Why 26 working days per month?
A: This is the standard calculation used in Malaysia, based on 52 weeks per year divided by 12 months, accounting for weekends and public holidays.
Q2: Is this calculation applicable to all industries?
A: While this is the standard formula, some industries or companies may use different calculations. Always check your employment contract.
Q3: Does this include overtime rates?
A: No, this calculates the basic hourly rate. Overtime rates are typically 1.5x or 2x this basic rate depending on Malaysian labor laws.
Q4: What about part-time workers?
A: Part-time workers can use this to compare their rates with full-time equivalents, but actual calculations may vary.
Q5: Are EPF and SOCSO deducted from this rate?
A: This calculation shows gross hourly rate before any statutory deductions like EPF, SOCSO, or income tax.