Do you rely on manual spreadsheets or supervisors' estimates to calculate your employees' overtime? This common mistake does not only cause a financial leak for your company, but it also exposes you to clear violations. In the Saudi Labor Law, overtime is calculated based on the actual hourly wage plus 50% (requires verification from the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development), and any manipulation or error in documenting these hours can lead to severe fines.

Here are 3 common mistakes in managing overtime and how to fix them:

1. Relying on Manual and Paper Documentation

2. Lack of Direct Integration with Payroll

3. Ignoring Saudi Labor Law Regulations

Conclusion (The Bottom Line) The real cause of overtime calculation issues isn't the employees, but rather outdated tools. Investing in an integrated system that accurately calculates hours and links them to payroll is much cheaper in the medium term than bearing the cost of salary leaks or paying a single government fine.

The WorkUp system provides you with a comprehensive digital environment that eliminates overtime calculation errors and protects your company, leaving you free to grow your business instead of drowning in Excel sheets.

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