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End-of-service benefit calculator

Work out the end-of-service benefit under articles 84 and 85 of the Saudi Labor Law: employer termination or resignation, on the last actual wage.

The result is an estimate for planning. The law and your contract decide the final amount.

How the calculator works it out

Under article 84: half a month's wage for each of the first five years and a full month's wage for each year after, on the last actual wage, with parts of a year counted pro rata. Under article 2 the actual wage is the basic wage plus allowances and commissions due, except commissions excluded by written agreement (article 86).

On resignation article 85 applies: under two years nothing, two to five years a third, more than five and under ten two thirds, ten years or more the full benefit.

Example: 7 years 6 months, last wage SAR 6,000, employer ended the contract: 5 × 3,000 + 2.5 × 6,000 = SAR 30,000. Had the employee resigned after the same service: two thirds, SAR 20,000.

What it does not cover: dismissal under article 80, ending the contract during probation (article 54), or a contract or policy that pays more.

Read the full explanation with examples

Sources

  1. Saudi Labor Law, as published by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development hrsd.gov.sa

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