Overtime Calculator

Subtract 8 from your total hours worked that day (or use your employer’s daily threshold). If you worked 10 hours, overtime is typically 2 hours. Always confirm the rule with your contract and local labor law.

It depends on jurisdiction and employer policy. Many US setups use whichever yields more pay: daily over 8 hours or weekly over 40 hours. This calculator helps you find total hours first; apply the rule your HR or state law specifies.

It measures time between start and end only. If breaks are unpaid, subtract break minutes from the span before comparing to 8 hours, or use our break-time variant for that workflow.