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Hourly Wage Calculator
Estimate pay from hourly wage and work hours.
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What it does
- Calculate daily pay from hourly wage, clock-in/out time, break time, commute pay, late-night premium, and overtime premium.
- Estimate monthly and annual income from daily hours and weekly or monthly workdays.
- Add multiple shifts and total work hours, break time, premiums, commute pay, and final pay.
How to use
- Enter hourly wage, clock-in time, clock-out time, and break minutes.
- Adjust commute pay, late-night premium, overtime premium, and rounding if needed.
- Switch to the monthly or shifts tab for broader estimates.
Examples
- Hourly wage: 1200 / 09:00-18:00 / Break: 60 min
- Hourly wage: 1200 / 5 hours per day / 4 days per week
Common uses
- Checking part-time daily pay
- Estimating monthly income from weekly shifts
- Roughly checking a paycheck across several shifts
Notes
- Results are estimates. Actual pay, taxes, insurance, and dependent-status rules may vary.
- Inputs are saved in this browser. Share URLs include work settings and shifts, so avoid personal information.
FAQ
- 1How is daily pay calculated?
- Daily pay is hourly wage multiplied by actual working hours. Break time is excluded.
- 2Can it calculate late-night and overtime premiums?
- Yes. You can enable a 25% premium for 22:00-05:00 and for hours above 8 hours per day.
- 3How is monthly income estimated?
- If monthly workdays are entered, they are used directly. Otherwise, weekly workdays are multiplied by 4.345.
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