How the Gross Pay Calculator works:
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Straight Time (ST):
- Definition: The number of regular hours worked at a standard hourly rate.
- Formula:
- Example:
If you worked 5 hours at an hourly rate of $20:
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Overtime (OT):
- Definition: The hours worked over regular time, often paid at a higher rate (e.g., “time and a half”).
- OT Rate Multiplier: Defines how much more than the regular rate you earn (e.g., 1.5 for “time and a half”).
- Formula:
- Example:
If you worked 3 overtime hours at a standard rate of $20 and the OT multiplier is 1.5:
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Double Time (DT):
- Definition: Hours worked that are paid at twice the standard rate.
- DT Rate Multiplier: Double time usually means 2 times the standard rate.
- Formula:
- Example:
If you worked 2 double time hours at a standard rate of $20 and the DT multiplier is 2:
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Gross Pay Calculation:
- Formula:
- Example Calculation:
- ST: Worked 5 hours at $20/hr
- OT: Worked 3 hours at $20/hr with a 1.5 multiplier
- DT: Worked 2 hours at $20/hr with a 2 multiplier
- Gross Pay:
Examples:
Example 1:
- ST Hours: 8 hours at $15/hr.
- OT Hours: 2 hours at 1.5 multiplier.
- DT Hours: 1 hour at 2 multiplier.
Calculation:
- ST Pay:
- OT Pay:
- DT Pay:
- Gross Pay:
Example 2:
- ST Hours: 40 hours at $18/hr.
- OT Hours: 5 hours at 2 multiplier.
- DT Hours: 0 hours (no double time).
Calculation:
- ST Pay:
- OT Pay:
- DT Pay:
- Gross Pay:
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