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Calculators and formats built for Indian labour law. No sign up, no email, and every one of them shows the arithmetic and cites the section it comes from.
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Overtime calculator
Work out overtime pay at the statutory 2x rate under Section 27 of the OSH Code, including the 26 versus 30 day divisor that makes two correct calculations disagree.
Attendance register generator
A month of attendance in the format an inspector expects, ready to print, with the weekly off marked and the monthly totals counted.
Shift roster template
A weekly roster that totals each person as you build it, flagging the 48 hour ceiling, the missing rest day and the quarterly overtime cap.
Loss of pay calculator
What an unpaid absence actually costs, on all three divisors at once, with the 50 percent deduction cap and the sandwich leave problem spelled out.
PF and ESI calculator
Both contributions for one employee, with the employer 12 percent split into pension and provident fund, and the state insurance contribution period rule that makes a raise cost more before it saves anything.
Professional tax calculator
What one salary owes in professional tax in nineteen states, with the annual slabs that most tables mislabel as monthly, the month that takes a bigger deduction, and the Rs 2,500 ceiling written into the Constitution.
Full and final settlement calculator
What is actually owed when someone leaves, with gratuity on the wage base that replaced basic plus DA in November 2025, and a notice period recovery that stops where the law stops it rather than eating the gratuity.
Notice period recovery calculator
What an unserved notice period actually costs, separating the amount claimed from the amount that may lawfully leave a payslip, with the fifty percent ceiling, the GST that is not owed and the income tax nobody claims back.
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