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A Bangladesh time card calculation answers three payroll questions: total working hours, ordinary hours, and overtime hours. For adult workers, Bangladesh Labour Act rules set ordinary working time at 8 hours per day and 48 hours per week. Overtime can extend work up to 10 hours per day and 60 hours per week, subject to an average of 56 hours per week over a year.
The calculation also separates paid work from ordinary meal or rest intervals. Bangladesh Labour Rules exclude an adult worker's ordinary meal and rest breaks from the 8 daily working hours, so a time card total should deduct those intervals before comparing the day with the 8-hour ordinary limit. Shifts that cross midnight need special handling because post-midnight hours count to the previous workday.
Bangladesh break rules change the number that flows into payroll. A worker may not be required to work more than 5 hours in a day without at least a 30-minute interval for rest or meal. Work above 6 hours requires a 1-hour interval. Work above 8 hours requires either one 1-hour interval or two 30-minute intervals.
Ordinary rest or meal intervals are excluded from working hours, so entering a 9-hour span with a 1-hour meal interval produces 8 working hours. Covered hazardous work is different. Workers in construction, re-rolling, steel mills, ship breaking, and other dangerous work covered by Rule 68 receive a 30-minute rest after every 2 hours, and the employer may not deduct wages for that rest.
Start with each day's work span, subtract ordinary unpaid meal or rest intervals, then total the remaining working hours. Classify overtime after the 8-hour ordinary day and check the weekly ordinary limit of 48 hours. Bangladesh overtime is paid at twice the ordinary rate of basic wage plus dearness allowance and any ad hoc or interim wage.
For example, a Bangladesh factory worker earns BDT 150 per hour and records working-hour totals of 8, 8, 9, 10, 8, and 7 after ordinary unpaid breaks are deducted. Total working time is 50 hours. Daily overtime is 3 hours, from 1 extra hour on the 9-hour day and 2 extra hours on the 10-hour day. Ordinary hours are 47. Pay is BDT 7,050 ordinary pay plus BDT 900 overtime pay, for BDT 7,950.
A one-off calculation is enough when you need to check one employee's week, correct a missed break deduction, or verify a single payroll line. It is also enough when all entries use the same ordinary rate and no shift crosses midnight. Bangladesh inputs should accept both AM/PM and 24-hour formats because local time data lists 12-hour time as preferred and 24-hour time as allowed.
A managed workflow becomes necessary when employees clock in and out every day, supervisors approve weekly time cards, breaks need consistent handling, and payroll needs a clean export. Everhour timecards record daily, weekly, and monthly work-hour totals, support breaks and clock-in or clock-out entries, and let teams submit weekly timecards for approval before payroll review.
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Use working hours after ordinary unpaid meal and rest intervals are deducted. Bangladesh Labour Rules exclude adult workers' ordinary meal and rest breaks from the 8 daily working hours. Covered hazardous work under Rule 68 has a different rule because the required 30-minute rest after every 2 hours cannot be deducted from wages.
Bangladesh overtime is paid at twice the ordinary rate. The ordinary rate includes basic wage plus dearness allowance and any ad hoc or interim wage. Labour Rules use a 208-hour monthly divisor to calculate the hourly base for monthly workers, then overtime uses 2 times that hourly ordinary rate.
Hours after midnight stay attached to the previous workday when an adult worker's shift extends past midnight. The next day and weekly holiday are then measured as 24 consecutive hours from the end of that shift. This rule prevents a night shift from being split incorrectly across two statutory workdays.
The common mistake is subtracting a break that should stay paid or failing to subtract an ordinary unpaid rest or meal interval. Ordinary meal and rest breaks are excluded from working hours, but Rule 68 hazardous-work rests cannot reduce wages. The worker category and work type decide the correct treatment.
Yes. Unicode CLDR time data lists Bangladesh with a preferred 12-hour clock cycle and allows 24-hour input. A reliable time card process should accept both `9:00 AM to 6:00 PM` and `09:00 to 18:00`, then apply the same break and overtime rules to the resulting hours.
Everhour timecards show daily, weekly, and monthly work-hour totals, which gives payroll reviewers a clear view of each person's recorded time. Teams can also compare project hours with working hours, review Team Hours reporting, and export approved timecard data in PDF, CSV, or XLSX formats.
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