Overtime Calculator
Price ordinary hours and overtime from an hourly rate and a multiplier.
Total
38 ordinary hours and 4 overtime hours at $42.00 (1.5×) total $1,848.00.
38 × $42.00 + 4 × $42.00 × 1.5 = $1,848.00
Ordinary
$1,596.00
Overtime
$252.00
Worked example
Say you're on $42 an hour: 38 ordinary hours are $1,596. Four hours at 1.5 times are $252. The week comes to $1,848.
FAQ
- How is overtime priced?
- Ordinary hours use the base rate. Overtime hours use the base rate times the multiplier you set. The default multiplier is 1.5.
- Can I use a double-time multiplier?
- Yes. Set the multiplier to 2 for double time, or any other factor your award uses.
- Does this know penalty rates?
- No. It applies one multiplier to all of the overtime hours. Split a shift into separate runs if the rate changes part way through.