Calculators
Every tool here does arithmetic on the numbers you type and runs in your browser. No tool carries a wage, a threshold, a break length or a rule of its own: any rate, threshold or multiplier a tool uses is one you enter. The rules themselves are restated from the DOL tables on the state pages.
Shift Hours Calculator
Total worked hours for one shift, including a shift that crosses midnight, with an unpaid break you type.
CalculatorWeekly Hours Over 40 Calculator
Shift hours times days worked for the week, split at 40 hours, with the multiplier above 40 set by you.
CalculatorTwo-Week Hours Calculator
Two workweeks added together, each split at 40 hours, with your own multiplier above 40.
CalculatorHours Inside a Window Calculator
How much of a shift falls inside a window you define, and pay at a rate and a per-hour amount you type.
CalculatorRotation Hours Planner
Hours in a run of weeks for a cycle you define by days on, days off and shift length.
CalculatorHours in a Year Calculator
A weekly hours figure times the number of weeks you type.
CalculatorBreak Deduction Calculator
Gross shift length with a paid break counted and an unpaid break deducted, both in minutes you type.
CalculatorTwo Work Blocks Calculator
Hours in two separate work blocks and the clock spread between them, with any extra payment you type added on.
CalculatorHours at a Multiplier Calculator
Hours times a rate you type and a multiplier you type.
CalculatorTwo Patterns, Hours Compared
Weekly hours for two shift patterns you define, and the difference between them.
CalculatorLong Shift Hours Calculator
Worked hours for a shift of any length you set, and the weekly total for days you type.
CalculatorClock-Out Next Day Calculator
A shift whose end time is earlier than its start, with a rate and a per-hour amount you type.
CalculatorHours Over a Threshold Calculator
Hours split at a threshold and a period length you type, with a multiplier you type.
CalculatorHours Deduction Calculator
Shift hours minus a deduction you type, with an option to count the deduction at zero.