Example 1
$20 per hour becomes $30 per hour at time and a half.
Use this time-and-a-half calculator to estimate premium pay from your hourly rate and premium hours. It shows the premium hourly rate, extra pay, and total pay.
Enter a regular hourly rate and the number of premium hours to estimate time-and-a-half pay.
This calculator multiplies the hourly rate by 1.5 to find the premium hourly rate, then adds that premium pay to the regular pay from standard hours.
Use it when you already know which hours are paid at time and a half and want a quick estimate of the premium portion and total gross pay.
$20 per hour becomes $30 per hour at time and a half.
5 premium hours at a $20 hourly rate add $150 in premium pay.
If you work 40 regular hours and 5 premium hours at $20, total gross pay is $950.
Often, but not always. This calculator simply estimates pay for hours paid at 1.5 times the regular rate.
Yes. Fractional hours are supported, so 2.5 hours works normally.
No. The result is a gross-pay estimate only.