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Hourly Gross Pay Worksheet
Educational gross pay from regular and overtime lines using rates and hours you enter. No state wage table or FLSA multiplier is applied automatically.
Limitation: Educational wage worksheet only—not an FLSA determination, California wage order calculator, or legal advice.
How to Estimate Hourly Gross Pay
Enter the rates and hours that apply to your pay period.
Choose a display currency.
OT rate is not inferred
If your policy is time-and-a-half, compute that rate yourself and enter it; the page will not multiply automatically.
What Gross Pay Includes
Gross pay is the sum of regular and overtime lines. Deductions, tips, differentials, and premiums are not modeled unless you fold them into the rates you enter.
Hourly Wage Examples
Forty hours plus five OT
Rates and hours
Gross pay
20×40=800; 30×5=150; total 950.
No overtime
Rates and hours
Gross pay
Only the regular line contributes.
Alias note
wage-calculator-california redirects here; you still must enter California-applicable rates yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions about this calculation?
Try the CalculatorHourly Wage Formulas
User-entered rates only; no DOL wage table is loaded.
Formula
Regular pay
hourlyRate × regularHours
Overtime pay
overtimeHourlyRate × overtimeHours
Gross pay
regularPay + overtimePay
Scientific Background
Assumptions: hours and rates already classified for your scenario. Limitations: not California wage-order automation despite the wage-calculator-california alias, not FLSA exemption analysis, and not a tip-credit engine. See dol.gov/agencies/whd for official context.
Sources & review
Hourly Wage Calculator documents the references behind its formulas and assumptions. Always treat results as educational estimates, not personalized professional advice.
Last reviewed
July 22, 2026
Reference
dol.gov
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