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Night & Holiday Work Pay Calculator

Calculate night (10pm-6am) and holiday work premium pay under Korean labor law surcharge rates.

원
시간
시간
시간
야간·휴일 근로수당 합계
가산 적용
180,000원

기본급(1.0배)과 가산수당을 합한 금액입니다. 월급제라면 기본급 부분은 이미 급여에 포함되어 있을 수 있습니다.

수당 내역

통상시급12,000원
야간근로 2시간 (1.5배)36,000원
휴일근로 8시간 이내 8시간 (1.5배)144,000원
기본급 상당액 (1.0배)120,000원
가산수당 합계60,000원
총 지급액180,000원

결과 공유

참고

  • 야간근로는 22시~06시 사이의 근로로, 통상임금의 50%를 가산합니다 (근로기준법 제56조 제3항).
  • 휴일근로는 8시간 이내 50%, 8시간 초과분은 100%를 가산합니다 (같은 조 제2항).
  • 휴일근로가 야간(22~06시)과 겹치면 야간 가산 50%가 추가로 붙습니다.
  • 연장근로 가산은 별도이며, 연장근로수당 계산기를 이용하세요.

Overview

The Night & Holiday Work Pay Calculator applies the premium rates of Article 56 of Korea's Labor Standards Act to compute pay for night work (10pm-6am) and holiday work. Night work carries a 50% premium on ordinary wages, holiday work carries 50% for up to 8 hours and 100% for hours beyond 8, and overlapping night-holiday hours stack premiums up to 2.5x. Enter your ordinary hourly wage and hours to see base pay and premium pay itemized — useful for verifying your payslip.

Formula

Night work pay = Ordinary hourly wage × night hours × 1.5 (50% premium)
Holiday work pay (within 8h) = wage × hours × 1.5 (50% premium)
Holiday work pay (beyond 8h) = wage × hours × 2.0 (100% premium)
Holiday-night overlap = overlap hours × wage × 0.5 additional premium

Example: wage KRW 12,000, night 2h + holiday 8h
Night 12,000×2×1.5 = 36,000, Holiday 12,000×8×1.5 = 144,000 → Total KRW 180,000 (premium KRW 60,000)

※ Workplaces with fewer than 5 regular employees are exempt from Article 56 premiums.

How to Use

  1. 1Enter your ordinary hourly wage (use the Ordinary Wage Calculator if you are on a monthly salary).
  2. 2Select workplace size (5 or more employees / fewer than 5).
  3. 3Enter weekday night work hours (10pm-6am).
  4. 4Enter holiday work hours, plus any hours that overlap the night window.
  5. 5Review itemized pay, total premium, and total amount due.

Tips

  • ✔Premiums are based on your ordinary wage, not the minimum wage — use your actual ordinary hourly rate.
  • ✔For salaried workers the 1.0x base portion is usually already in the monthly salary; the extra payment is the premium portion.
  • ✔Holiday hours beyond 8 get the 100% holiday premium, not the overtime premium (Article 56(2)).
  • ✔Workplaces with fewer than 5 employees owe no premium, but must still pay 1.0x wages for all hours worked.

FAQ

Q. When does night work premium apply?

Work performed between 10pm and 6am earns a 50% premium on ordinary wages at workplaces with 5 or more regular employees, including shift workers scheduled in that window.

Q. What if I work a night shift on a holiday?

Premiums stack. Holiday work within 8 hours that overlaps night hours pays 100% (base) + 50% (holiday) + 50% (night) = 2.0x ordinary wage; holiday hours beyond 8 that overlap night pay 2.5x.

Q. Can I receive both overtime and night premiums?

Yes. Overtime (beyond 8 hours/day or 40 hours/week) and night work (10pm-6am) are separate premium grounds. Overtime extending past 10pm earns 50% + 50% = 2.0x ordinary wage.

Q. My workplace has fewer than 5 employees and paid no night premium — is that legal?

Article 56 premiums do not apply to workplaces with fewer than 5 regular employees, so unpaid premiums alone are not unlawful there. However, 1.0x wages for all hours worked and minimum wage still apply.

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