Overtime pay is your hourly rate multiplied by an overtime factor, commonly 1.5, for each hour over the threshold. At 20 an hour with time-and-a-half, each overtime hour pays 30. A free overtime pay calculator adds your regular and overtime hours in your browser to show total gross pay.
Free overtime pay calculator. Work out your total pay from regular and overtime hours at any overtime multiplier such as time-and-a-half or double time.
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Open Salary Calculator →The most common overtime rate is 1.5 times the regular hourly rate, often called time-and-a-half. At a base of 20 an hour, overtime pays 20 x 1.5 = 30 per hour. Total gross pay is regular hours x base rate plus overtime hours x overtime rate. Some jobs pay double time (2x) for holidays or hours beyond a second threshold, which the calculator can handle by changing the multiplier.
What counts as overtime, the multiplier, and the hours threshold are set by employment law and vary by country and region, and by contract. A common example is anything over 40 hours in a week at 1.5x, but this is not universal. Use the calculator to do the arithmetic, and confirm the threshold and rate that apply to you against local rules or your employment agreement.
30 per overtime hour, from 20 x 1.5.
It depends on local employment law and your contract. A common rule is hours over 40 in a week, but the threshold and multiplier vary by region.
Double time is twice the regular rate, sometimes paid for holidays or hours beyond a higher threshold. Set the multiplier to 2 in the calculator.