Weekly Overtime Earnings Calculator
One week, one clear answer. Enter your rate and the hours you worked and see how the week splits into regular and overtime pay, what the premium is worth, and what your blended hourly rate really was.
This Week's Numbers
Your Weekly Total
Enter your rate and weekly hours to see the regular and overtime split.
Gross before withholding. Each workweek stands alone, even inside a biweekly pay period.
The week is the unit that matters
Overtime is measured in fixed seven-day workweeks, not pay periods and not months. That single rule decides most disputes: a 46-hour week followed by a 34-hour week owes six hours of premium, no matter that the two-week total is 80 hours. If your stub averages them, that is a problem worth raising.
What the premium is actually worth
Only the extra half is the premium. Seven overtime hours at a $21 rate produce $220.50 of overtime pay, of which $73.50 is the premium the law adds. Seeing those two numbers separately makes it obvious whether a stub applied the multiplier or quietly paid straight time.
Compare weeks honestly
The effective hourly rate is the figure to use when weighing jobs: an overtime-heavy week at a lower base can beat a flat forty at a higher one. Take the same numbers into the overtime paycheck calculator for the net deposit, or the overtime hours estimator if you are not sure how many overtime hours your schedule creates.
Frequently asked questions
Weekly overtime pay, premiums and the effective hourly rate.
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