User Guide

A quick reference for how pay is calculated (weekly holiday, overtime and night premiums), plan pricing, and role permissions.

How is pay calculated?

Base Pay

Calculated as hourly rate x work hours.

Probation Hourly Rate

The probation rate applies until the probation end date. After that, the regular hourly rate is automatically used.

Automatic Break Deduction

  • 4+ hours worked: 30 minutes deducted
  • 8+ hours worked: 60 minutes deducted

Night Premium (22:00~06:00)

Additional 50% of base pay.

Holiday Pay

Additional 50% of base pay for holiday work.

Overtime Pay (over 8 hours)

Additional 50% of base pay for hours exceeding 8.

Weekly Holiday Allowance

If you work 15+ hours/week (averaged over 4 weeks) and attend all scheduled work days (perfect attendance), one day's worth of paid holiday pay is automatically generated per week. Calculation: (weekly scheduled hours / 40) x 8 hours x hourly rate (max 8 hours). Applies equally to businesses with fewer than 5 employees. This is a reference calculation; actual application may vary by workplace, so consult a labor attorney for precise details.

Weekly Overtime Pay

When actual weekly working hours exceed 40, an additional 50% of base pay is granted on the remaining excess after deducting overtime already counted for working over 8 hours a day. Holiday work hours are excluded, and it does not apply to workplaces with fewer than 5 employees. This is a reference calculation; consult a labor attorney for exact application.

Small Business (under 5 employees)
Night/holiday/overtime premiums do not apply per labor law.

What are the plan differences?

FeatureFREESTANDARD
PriceFree₩9,900/month (VAT excluded)
Employees1050
Data Retention5 years (60-day access)5 years
Export ReportsLast 60 days
Annual leaveNot included

Role Permissions

PermissionOwnerManagerEmployee
Dashboard Access
Add Employee
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Approve Registration
Manage Subscription
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