Weekly Pay Calculator
Calculate weekly gross and net earnings for hourly and salaried employees with standard FLSA overtime and pre-tax deductions.
Hourly Wage & Weekly Hours
Net Weekly Take-Home
$1,066
After taxes & deductions
Gross Weekly Pay
$1,300
OT Pay: $300
Regular Pay
$1,000
40 hrs @ $25/hr
Annualized Gross Pay
$67,600
52 pay weeks
Step-by-Step Worked Example
Calculation Steps:
How to Use This Calculator
- 1Enter your standard base hourly wage.
- 2Enter regular hours worked this week (up to 40 hours).
- 3Enter any overtime hours worked beyond 40 hours.
- 4Adjust pre-tax deductions and tax withholding percentage to see estimated net take-home.
Assumptions & Limitations
- Estimates are based on standard national averages and current prevailing construction materials and contractor rates.
- Actual trade bids may fluctuate according to local building code requirements, permit fees, and site topography.
- Always obtain multiple written bids from licensed, bonded, and insured contractors before commencing work.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does overtime pay legally kick in under US federal law?
Under the US Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), non-exempt covered employees must receive overtime pay for all hours worked over 40 in a single designated workweek at a rate not less than time and one-half their regular rates.
Can employers average hours across two weeks to avoid overtime?
No. Federal law requires that each workweek stand alone for overtime calculation purposes; employers cannot average 50 hours in week 1 and 30 hours in week 2 to avoid paying 10 hours of overtime.
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