All Overtime Pay Calculators

Overtime pay regulations vary dramatically across countries and US states, making it essential to understand how your location impacts your earnings. Our comprehensive collection of overtime pay calculators helps employees and employers accurately calculate overtime compensation by accounting for local laws, standard work weeks, overtime multipliers, and daily thresholds. Whether you're planning your budget, verifying payroll accuracy, negotiating employment terms, or ensuring compliance with labor regulations, these location-specific calculators provide precise calculations that reflect your unique legal framework.

A California employee earning $30/hour who works 10 hours in a single day receives daily overtime for hours 9-10 and double-time if exceeding 12 hours, while a German worker with the same schedule follows a 35-40 hour standard work week with different overtime thresholds. UK employees typically receive time-and-a-half for hours over their standard work week, and Australian workers face varying overtime rates based on their award or enterprise agreement. Each calculator incorporates these location-specific variations—including weekly vs. daily overtime requirements, standard work week differences, and multiplier variations—helping you maximize your earnings and understand your rights under local labor laws.