A settlement total is only useful when the salary, leave, notice, gratuity or qualifying-scheme amounts and deductions can each be traced to the correct wage basis, dates and records.
Line-by-line comparison of employer salary, leave, notice and EOSB/scheme figures against a transparent jurisdiction-specific estimate
It does not decideA legal finding that a difference is an unlawful underpayment
Enter only the facts this calculation needs.
Inputs remain in your browser. Save the result beside original payroll records rather than treating it as a certificate.
Now enter the employer statement lines
A difference is a question to investigate, not proof the employer is wrong. Verify service dates, wage definitions, leave ledger, notice facts, scheme statements, deductions and any prior payments before relying on the result.
Formula used
Expected component − employer statement component = difference to investigate. The underlying component formulas change by federal, ADGM and DIFC jurisdiction.
Assumptions to verify
- The jurisdiction selection is correct.
- Service dates and wage figures match original employment records.
- Unused leave and notice days are taken from evidence rather than memory.
What this result does not prove
- Whether a disputed deduction is lawful.
- Whether a bonus, commission or variable payment is legally due.
- Any court award, penalty or negotiated settlement amount.
Use the difference as a question, not a verdict
If a line differs, check the employer's service dates, salary basis, leave ledger, notice assumption, scheme statement and deduction explanation. The tool deliberately does not label a difference as an unlawful underpayment.
What to ask HR before signing
- Which wage figure and divisor did you use for each component?
- Which leave balance and termination date did you use?
- What is the legal or contractual basis for each deduction?
- Were prior gratuity payments or savings-scheme contributions already accounted for?
Official sources
Check the current official text, your contract, actual dates and records. Where facts are disputed, use the relevant authority or a qualified UAE professional.
Review official sourcesInvestigate flagged differences against payroll and HR records