Two-Week Hours Calculator

Two workweeks added together, each split at 40 hours, with your own multiplier above 40.

What it does

each week split at 40 hours, the two weeks added, and pay from the rate and multiplier you type.

The page is arithmetic: it reads the numbers you type and returns hours and, where a rate is involved, a gross figure from your own numbers. It is not a payroll system, it decides nothing, and no rate, threshold, break length or rule is stored in the tool. A box you leave empty is treated as zero.

Where the rules live

The state rule text on this site is restated from the US Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division tables on the state pages, and the authority for every rule is the Department of Labor and your state labor office. This page does not interpret any of it.