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Overtime Pay Calculator (Global)

Estimate overtime earnings worldwide—supports time‑and‑a‑half, double time, weekends, and holidays. Mobile‑first, fast, and accurate.

Free text for any country, region, or city. The calculator uses your multipliers below.
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Understanding overtime pay globally

Overtime pay is compensation for hours worked beyond standard expectations. Because labor rules differ by country and even by sector or contract, this calculator uses flexible multipliers so you can reflect local practice: time‑and‑a‑half, double time, and custom rates for weekends or holidays. That keeps the tool universal, portable, and easy to adapt for students, professionals, and HR teams.

To use the calculator, enter your regular hourly rate, regular hours, overtime hours by category, and any shift differential or bonus amounts. The tool computes regular pay, total overtime pay, average hourly rate across all paid hours, and total earnings. This is an educational estimate; always confirm your exact entitlements with your employer or local labor regulations.

Who benefits from this calculator

  • Students: Learn how overtime multipliers change take‑home pay across regions and schedules.
  • Professionals: Evaluate offers that include shift work, on‑call duties, or weekend hours.
  • Freelancers and contractors: Price urgent or after‑hours work appropriately using custom multipliers.
  • Small businesses and HR: Provide transparent estimates to staff and plan staffing costs.

Key concepts to know

  • Regular pay: Regular hourly rate multiplied by regular hours.
  • Overtime multipliers: Time‑and‑a‑half is 1.5×, double time is 2.0×. Weekend or holiday rates vary—use the custom fields to reflect local norms.
  • Average hourly rate: Total earnings divided by total hours (regular plus overtime categories).
  • Shift differential: A fixed amount or premium added for nights, weekends, or hazardous conditions.

Best practices for accurate estimates

  • Match your agreement: Use the multipliers in your contract or policy rather than assumptions.
  • Separate categories: Track time‑and‑a‑half, double time, and weekend hours to avoid under‑ or over‑counting.
  • Include bonuses: Add shift differentials and on‑call stipends to see true total pay.
  • Document hours: Keep timesheets organized—accuracy protects both employees and employers.

How to add this overtime calculator to your website

  1. Copy the single file: Save this HTML as overtime-pay-calculator.html in your site or project.
  2. Upload to hosting: Place the file on your server or CMS and add it to your navigation.
  3. Customize defaults: Set your audience’s common currency and prefill example multipliers.
  4. Brand styling: Update fonts, logo SVG, and spacing while retaining accessible contrast.
  5. Test on devices: Verify layout, interaction, and chart readability on mobile and desktop.

Tip: If embedding, ensure the Chart.js and DataLabels scripts remain in the same page for labels to appear.

FAQs

HOW TO calculate time‑and‑a‑half overtime?

Multiply your hourly rate by 1.5 and then by your time‑and‑a‑half hours. Enter those hours in “Overtime hours (time‑and‑a‑half)”.

HOW TO handle double time and weekend rates?

Enter double time hours under “Overtime hours (double time)”. For weekends/holidays, enter hours and the applicable multiplier (e.g., 1.75).

HOW TO use a custom overtime multiplier?

Use the custom hours and custom multiplier fields for scenarios like night shifts or sector‑specific premiums.

HOW TO estimate my average hourly rate?

After calculating, check “Average hourly rate” for total earnings divided by total hours across all categories.

HOW TO switch currencies without changing math?

Select your display currency in the dropdown. It only affects formatting; the calculations remain the same.

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