Overtime Pay, Holiday Pay and Holiday Overtime Pay
Where the employer requires an employee to work overtime on a working day, the employer shall pay overtime at the rate of not less than one and a half times the rate of the hourly basic pay earned in normal working hours for the hours of overtime, or not less than one and a half times the rate for each unit of output on a working day for employees who receive basic pay upon output.
Where an employer requires an employee to work overtime on a holiday, the employer shall pay holiday overtime pay on holidays to the employee at not less than treble basic pay rate earned per hour or per unit of output on a normal working day.
Where an employer requires an employee to work on a holiday during a period of normal working hours
In respect of an employee who is entitled to receive basic pay on holidays, an additional amount of not less than one multiple of the hourly basic pay rate earned per hour on a normal working day, or not less than one multiple of the rate of basic pay per unit of output earned per unit on a normal working day for an employee who is paid on the basis of output;
In respect of an employee who is not entitled to receive basic pay for holidays, he shall be paid an amount of not less than double the hourly basic pay rate earned per hour on a normal working day, or not less than double the rate per unit of output earned per unit on a normal working day for work done by an employee who is paid on the basis of output