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Overtime Pay — result sheet
Weekly paycheck split into regular and overtime pay at an adjustable threshold and multiplier.
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Formula and methodology
Formula: regularHrs = min(hours, threshold); otHrs = max(0, hours - threshold); total = regularHrs x rate + otHrs x rate x multiplier.
Hours up to the threshold earn the base rate; hours beyond it earn the rate times the multiplier. With 45 h at 20 and 40/1.5 defaults, regular pay is 800 and overtime is 150.
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Input contract
- Hours worked — hours; minimum 0; maximum 10000
- Hourly rate — minimum 0; maximum 1000000
- Overtime threshold — hours; US weekly standard is 40.; minimum 0; maximum 168
- Overtime multiplier — US standard is 1.5 (time-and-a-half).; minimum 1; maximum 100
Worked example
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| Hours worked | 45 |
| Hourly rate | 20 |
| Overtime threshold | 40 |
| Overtime multiplier | 1.5 |
Regular pay 800.00; overtime pay 150.00; total pay 950.00.
Assumptions and limits
- US-style weekly overtime default (40 h at 1.5x); adjust both to match local rules.
- Single base rate with no taxes, deductions, shift differentials, or daily-overtime rules.
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