Labor Standards calculators

Tenure, leave, and pay in one place

Built on Korea's Labor Standards Act §55 and §60 plus the Severance Act. Each tool shows the inputs and the legal calculation step by step.

Use the labor calculators along your employment journey

At the start of a job, use the minimum wage converter to check monthly and weekly pay at the statutory minimum, and the weekly rest pay calculator for the allowance based on your contracted weekly hours. While employed, the annual leave calculator tracks leave accrued from your hire date and unused-leave pay. When leaving, the severance calculator estimates your payout based on average wages, and the resignation letter tool helps you complete written notice.

The legal basis is explicit: weekly rest pay follows Article 55 of the Labor Standards Act, paid annual leave Article 60, and severance the Employee Retirement Benefit Security Act. What changes the numbers most is the distinction between ordinary wage and average wage, plus exceptions such as ultra-short-time work under 15 hours a week. Each calculator flags these traps at the input stage and shows its full working.

If you want take-home pay rather than gross figures, pair these with the net salary calculator, which applies the four major insurance rates. Results are estimates, not legal judgments — for pay disputes, confirm with the Ministry of Employment and Labor counseling center (1350 in Korea).

Korean Labor Standards Calculators — Workmate