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Salary with Overtime Calculator

Calculate total gross pay and hourly overtime earnings for non-exempt salaried employees including 1.5x and double time.

Salaried base and schedule

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Overtime hours

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Total gross pay (annual)

$61,750.00

Annualized: $61,750.00/yr

Overtime hourly rate (1.5x)

$37.50/hr

Base rate: $25.00/hr

Pay breakdown per annual

Base salary earnings$52,000.00
Overtime earnings (1.5x)$9,750.00
Overtime share of earnings15.8%
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Overtime pay for salaried non-exempt employees

Some salaried workers are non-exempt under the Fair Labor Standards Act and must receive overtime when they work beyond their regular schedule. This calculator derives an implied hourly rate from your base salary, then adds premium pay at 1.5x for overtime hours and 2.0x for double time hours each week.

For hourly workers, use the overtime pay calculator. To convert base salary across pay frequencies, see the rate of pay calculator.

Salaried overtime formulas

Base hourly=Weekly base payRegular hours/week\text{Base hourly} = \frac{\text{Weekly base pay}}{\text{Regular hours/week}}
OT rate=Base hourly×Multiplier\text{OT rate} = \text{Base hourly} \times \text{Multiplier}
Weekly gross=Weekly base+(OT hrs×OT rate)+(DT hrs×2×Base hourly)\text{Weekly gross} = \text{Weekly base} + (\text{OT hrs} \times \text{OT rate}) + (\text{DT hrs} \times 2 \times \text{Base hourly})

Worked example

A $52,000 annual salary with 40 regular hours per week implies weekly base pay of $1,000 and a base hourly rate of $25. Five overtime hours at 1.5x add $187.50 per week ($37.50/hr). Total weekly gross is $1,187.50, or $61,750 annualized.

Frequently asked questions

Are all salaried employees eligible for overtime?
No. Exempt salaried employees under FLSA rules generally do not receive overtime. Job duties, salary level, and state law determine exemption status.
Why is the base hourly rate derived from salary?
For non-exempt salaried workers, employers divide the weekly salary by regular hours to find the regular rate used for overtime premium calculations.
What is double time?
Double time pays twice the base hourly rate. Federal law does not require double time, but some states, union contracts, or employer policies mandate it for certain hours.
Can I enter overtime in different pay periods?
Yes. Enter your base salary in annual, monthly, semi-monthly, biweekly, or weekly terms. The calculator annualizes it, computes weekly overtime, then converts back to your selected period.
Are these amounts gross or net?
All results are gross pay before taxes and deductions.

Resources and references

The formulas and methods in this calculator were checked against these independent sources.