Household employee payslip
The 16 particulars required by the Workers' Rights Act, generated and printable every month.
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Everything a private individual needs to know to employ a housekeeper, a nanny, a gardener or a driver in Mauritius, in line with the Workers' Rights Act 2019 and the MRA: from hiring to payslips, from contributions to leave, with up-to-date figures.
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The 16 particulars required by the Workers' Rights Act, generated and printable every month.
2026 rates, NSF floor and ceiling, CSG exemption: how contributions for a household employee are calculated.
ERN, monthly return and payment by the end of the following month: step by step.
Annual leave, sick leave, public holidays, part-time: entitlements and how they are calculated.
The Mauritian 13th month: 1/12 of earnings, 75% before Christmas, the balance before 31 December.
Written contract, MRA registration, minimum wage, working hours: the hiring checklist.
Rs 17,745 full time in 2026, and the pro rata calculation for part-time work.
Gross to net and net to gross, with the employer cost, at current MRA rates.
Short answers to the questions household employers in Mauritius ask.
Good to know: Lakazone helps you apply the Workers' Rights Act 2019, the Domestic Workers (Remuneration) Regulations 2019 and the MRA rates, but it is not personalised legal advice. If in doubt, or in the event of a dispute, contact the Ministry of Labour or a professional adviser.
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Compliant payslips, CSG, NSF and PRGF worked out for you, a summary ready for your MRA return, plus leave and end-of-year bonus tracking.