Bonifacio Day Holiday Pay 2026: How Much You Get on Nov 30
Bonifacio Day (November 30, 2026, a Monday) is a regular holiday. Work it and you get 200% of your daily rate for the first 8 hours; don't work it and you still get 100%, as long as you were at work or on paid leave the workday before.
Holiday date and type from Proclamation No. 1006 (s. 2025); 2027 regular holidays per RA 9492. Rates from the Labor Code (Art. 87, 93, 94) as tabulated by DOLE, the same engine as the PesoPilot Overtime & Holiday Pay Calculator. Educational estimate: confirm with payroll/HR.
| On Nov 30 | Pay for the day |
|---|---|
| You work 8 hours | 200% of your daily rate |
| You don't work | 100%, still paid (if present or on paid leave the workday before) |
| It's your rest day and you work | 260% |
| Each overtime hour (past 8) | 260% of your hourly rate |
| Night shift (10PM–6AM) | +10% of the hourly rate that applies |
| Monthly salary | Daily rate | Work 8 hrs | Rest day, worked | OT per hour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ₱12,000 | ₱552 | ₱1,103 (+₱552) | ₱1,434 | ₱179 |
| ₱15,000 | ₱690 | ₱1,379 (+₱690) | ₱1,793 | ₱224 |
| ₱18,000 | ₱828 | ₱1,655 (+₱828) | ₱2,152 | ₱269 |
| ₱20,000 | ₱920 | ₱1,839 (+₱920) | ₱2,391 | ₱299 |
| ₱25,000 | ₱1,149 | ₱2,299 (+₱1,149) | ₱2,989 | ₱374 |
| ₱30,000 | ₱1,379 | ₱2,759 (+₱1,379) | ₱3,586 | ₱448 |
| ₱35,000 | ₱1,609 | ₱3,218 (+₱1,609) | ₱4,184 | ₱523 |
| ₱40,000 | ₱1,839 | ₱3,678 (+₱1,839) | ₱4,782 | ₱598 |
| ₱50,000 | ₱2,299 | ₱4,598 (+₱2,299) | ₱5,977 | ₱747 |
| ₱60,000 | ₱2,759 | ₱5,517 (+₱2,759) | ₱7,172 | ₱897 |
| ₱80,000 | ₱3,678 | ₱7,356 (+₱3,678) | ₱9,563 | ₱1,195 |
| ₱100,000 | ₱4,598 | ₱9,195 (+₱4,598) | ₱11,954 | ₱1,494 |
Daily rate = monthly salary × 12 ÷ 261 (Monday–Friday schedule). "+" is the extra over an ordinary workday.
Example: ₱20,000 a month
Daily rate: ₱20,000 × 12 ÷ 261 = ₱920. Work Bonifacio Day for 8 hours and you get ₱920 × 200% = ₱1,839, which is ₱920 more than an ordinary day. Don't work it and you still get ₱920. Two hours of overtime add ₱598.
Monthly-paid vs daily-paid
Monthly-paid: your salary already covers the holiday when you don't work. If you do work, the holiday premium is added on top: +100% of your daily rate. Daily-paid: you are paid per day, so you get 100% for not working (if present the workday before) and 200% for working.
Frequently asked questions
Is November 30 a regular holiday in 2026?
Yes. Bonifacio Day on November 30, 2026 (Monday) is a regular holiday, so it is paid even if you don't work, and working it pays double (200%).
How much is holiday pay if I work on Bonifacio Day?
200% of your daily rate for the first 8 hours. On a ₱20,000 monthly salary (daily rate about ₱920), that is ₱1,839 for the day, or ₱920 more than an ordinary workday. Each hour of overtime pays 260% of your hourly rate (about ₱299).
Do I get paid if I don't work on Bonifacio Day?
Yes: 100% of your daily rate (about ₱920 on ₱20,000 a month), provided you were present or on paid leave the workday before. Monthly-paid employees simply get their usual salary.
What if Bonifacio Day falls on my rest day?
Working it then pays 260% of your daily rate for the first 8 hours (about ₱2,391 on ₱20,000 a month).
How does Bonifacio Day holiday pay work for monthly-paid employees?
Your monthly salary already pays the holiday if you don't work. If you do work it, you get an extra 100% of your daily rate on top (200% in total for that day): about ₱920 more on ₱20,000 a month.
Other holidays coming up
- Feast of the Immaculate Conception holiday pay: December 8, 2026 (Tuesday), special day.
- Christmas Eve holiday pay: December 24, 2026 (Thursday), special day.
- Christmas Day holiday pay: December 25, 2026 (Friday), regular holiday.
- Rizal Day holiday pay: December 30, 2026 (Wednesday), regular holiday.
- Last Day of the Year holiday pay: December 31, 2026 (Thursday), special day.
- New Year's Day holiday pay: January 1, 2027 (Friday), regular holiday.
- Holiday pay by salary, every remaining holiday →
Related free tools & guides
- Overtime & Holiday Pay Calculator: any day, hours and night shift.
- 13th month pay: due on or before December 24.
- Pasko Budget Planner: gifts, Noche Buena and travel within budget.
- Budget until payday: stretch the cutoff after a long weekend.
Educational estimate only, not payroll or legal advice. Assumes a rank-and-file private employee. Managerial employees, field personnel and retail/service businesses with fewer than 10 workers are exempt from regular holiday pay. Your employer's payroll and DOLE rules decide the final amount.
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