The document outlines pay period dates and cut-off periods for employees. It states that paydays are the 13th and 28th of each month, with the cut-off periods being the 23rd to 6th and the 7th to 22nd respectively. It also notes that government deductions occur on the second pay period and that PhilHealth benefits require 9 months of consecutive contributions which may include time with a former employer. Pay is credited on paydates or the following business day if the paydate falls on a weekend or holiday.

2. 13th of the Month
Cut-off Period: 23rd of previous month up to 6th of current month
28th of the Month
Cut-off Period: 7th to 22nd of the month
Note: All gov’t mandated deductions are deducted on the 2nd pay period ( ie.
SSS, Pag-IBIG and PhilHealth premiums and Tax ).
For PhilHealth: Availment of the benefits will commence after 9 months of
CONSECUTIVE* contribution.
* May include contributions from former employer.

3.  credited on the morning of the scheduled pay
date.
 on a Saturday, Sunday, Monday or a non-
working day - credited on the morning after
the last working day of the bank.