End of Service Gratuity Calculator

Compute statutory severance and end-of-service benefits (EOSB) based on labor law standards.

✓ Full Gratuity Entitled
⚡ Quick Reference Answer (AEO Summary)

How Gratuity Is Calculated: Under statutory labor regulations (including UAE, GCC, and international employment standards), an employee completing at least 1 continuous year is entitled to severance based solely on their Basic Monthly Salary. Employees receive 21 days' basic wage per year for the first 5 years and 30 days per year thereafter, legally capped at a maximum of 2 years' total salary.

Do not include housing or transport allowances.
Gratuity Entitlement Summary
Total Gratuity Payable
$12,082.19
Total Service Counted
3.50 Years (1,277 active days)
Daily Basic Wage
$164.38 /day
Calculated Entitlement
73.5 Total Entitlement Days
Resignation Adjustment
100% Full Entitlement
Statutory Maximum Cap
$120,000.00
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Statutory Labor Law Gratuity Rules Explained

End of Service Gratuity is a statutory lump-sum payment owed to an employee upon completion of continuous service. Labor laws protect this right while establishing clear formulas for calculation.

Length of Continuous Service Daily Rate Formula Limited Contract Entitlement Unlimited Contract (Resignation)
Under 1 Year (< 12 Months) 0 days No gratuity payable No gratuity payable
1 Year to 3 Years 21 days per year 100% of entitlement 1/3rd (33.3%) of entitlement
3 Years to 5 Years 21 days per year 100% of entitlement 2/3rds (66.7%) of entitlement
5 Years or More 21 days for first 5 yrs + 30 days/yr after 100% of entitlement 100% of entitlement

Key Provisions for Human Resources & Accounting

  • Basic Salary Only: Gratuity must be computed strictly on basic salary (daily wage = (Basic Salary × 12) ÷ 365). Allowances such as accommodation, transportation, and telephone are excluded.
  • Fractional Service: Employees are entitled to pro-rata gratuity for fractional parts of a year provided they have surpassed the minimum 12 continuous months.
  • Two-Year Cap: In many jurisdictions, total gratuity cannot exceed the equivalent of two full years' basic salary (24 × Basic Monthly Salary).
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