Salary & Pay Calculator
Weekly Pay Calculator
Calculate your weekly gross pay from an hourly rate, including automatic 1.5× overtime for hours over 40 in the workweek.
What this calculator does
- Built on official FLSA federal labor standards (29 CFR Part 541).
- 100% free, no signup — calculations run instantly in your browser.
- Results include a plain-English interpretation of what the numbers mean.
Weekly Hours & Rate
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Paid at 1.5× under FLSA.
Weekly Pay
Enter your hours and rate.
$0.00
Total weekly gross pay
Regular pay$0.00
Overtime pay (1.5×)$0.00
Total hours0
Disclaimer. All results are for reference only and are not professional legal or payroll advice. Calculations reflect the FLSA rule restored May 15, 2026 (29 CFR Part 541). State rules may impose stricter requirements.
How this calculation works
Weekly pay is your gross earnings for a single FLSA workweek. For non-exempt employees, the calculation is straightforward: regular hours × hourly rate, plus overtime hours × 1.5 × hourly rate.
The 40-hour threshold is federal law. Some states impose stricter daily thresholds — California pays 1.5× after 8 daily hours and 2× after 12. This calculator applies the federal weekly rule; for state-specific logic, use our California, New York, or Texas overtime calculators.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does weekly overtime kick in?
Under federal FLSA, overtime is owed for every hour over 40 in a single workweek at 1.5× your regular rate. Daily overtime (e.g., over 8 hours a day) applies only in certain states like California.
What is a "workweek" under FLSA?
A workweek is a fixed, recurring period of 168 hours — seven consecutive 24-hour days. It does not have to align with the calendar week, but it must be consistent.
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