Engine displacement is the total volume swept by all pistons in an engine — a key spec for comparing engine size and performance. Enter your bore, stroke, and cylinder count to calculate it. CONSTRUCTION & HOME · CALCULATOR Engine Displacement Calculator Measurement Unit Millimeters (mm) Inches (in) Bore (cylinder diameter) Stroke (piston travel distance) Number of Cylinders Calculate Displacement Per Cylinder 0 cc Total Displacement 0 cc How to Use the Engine Displacement Calculator Select your measurement unit (millimeters or inches). Enter the bore (cylinder diameter) and stroke (piston travel distance) — found in your engine specs or manual. Enter t...
Overtime pay isn't just "time and a half" for every extra hour — it depends on your regular rate, your state's rules, and how your employer calculates it. Enter your numbers below to see exactly what you're owed.
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Overtime Pay Calculator
Regular Pay
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Overtime Rate
$0.00 / hr
Overtime Pay
$0.00
Total Pay
$0.00
How to Use the Overtime Pay Calculator
- Enter your regular hourly rate.
- Enter your regular hours worked in the pay period (typically up to 40/week).
- Enter how many overtime hours you worked beyond that.
- Select your overtime multiplier — 1.5x is standard under U.S. federal law (FLSA) for most hourly employees.
- Click "Calculate Overtime Pay" to see your full breakdown.
How Overtime Pay Is Calculated
Under the U.S. Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), most non-exempt hourly employees are entitled to overtime pay of at least 1.5 times their regular rate for hours worked beyond 40 in a workweek. The formula is:
Overtime Pay = Hourly Rate × Overtime Multiplier × Overtime Hours
Your total pay for the period is your regular pay (rate × regular hours) plus your overtime pay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every employee qualify for overtime?
No. "Exempt" employees (typically certain salaried roles meeting specific duties and pay thresholds) are not entitled to overtime under federal law. Rules also vary by state — some states have daily overtime thresholds in addition to weekly ones.
What if my state requires daily overtime?
A few states (like California) require overtime after 8 hours in a single day, not just 40 hours in a week. This calculator uses the standard weekly-threshold model — check your state's labor department for daily-overtime rules.
Is this calculator accounting for taxes?
No — this shows gross overtime pay before taxes and deductions.
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Disclaimer: This calculator provides general estimates only and does not constitute legal or payroll advice. Overtime rules vary by state and employment classification — confirm your specific entitlement with your employer or your state's labor department.
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