Overtime calculator
Hourly rate, 50% and 100% overtime, night premium and rest pay.
Find out what your hour is worth, how much overtime at 50% and 100% pays, how much the night premium adds (with the reduced 52min30s night hour) and how weekly rest pay applies to the month’s overtime. Enter salary and hours — the calculation appears line by line.
How to use
- Enter your monthly salary and weekly hours (44 h is the Brazilian standard).
- Type how many overtime hours at 50% and 100% you worked, and how many between 10pm and 5am.
- Adjust working days and Sundays/holidays for the rest-pay calculation.
- See the hourly rate, each overtime type and the total.
How overtime is calculated
First the regular hour: salary ÷ monthly hours. For a 44-hour week, monthly hours are 220. Then the premium: 50% for ordinary overtime and 100% on Sundays and holidays without compensating rest.
Night premium and the 52-minute hour
Between 10pm and 5am there are two advantages: a 20% premium and the reduced night hour — every 52 minutes and 30 seconds counts as a full hour. Seven clock hours at night are paid as eight.
Rest pay on overtime
Habitual overtime also increases paid weekly rest: total overtime ÷ working days × Sundays and holidays. To see what actually lands in your account after deductions, use the net salary calculator.
Frequently asked questions
How is the regular hourly rate calculated?
Monthly salary divided by monthly hours. For a 44-hour week, the standard monthly figure is 220 hours (44 × 5).
What is the minimum overtime premium in Brazil?
The Constitution guarantees at least 50% over the regular hour. Sundays and holidays without compensating time off are usually paid at 100%.
What is the reduced night hour?
For urban work between 10pm and 5am, every 52 minutes and 30 seconds counts as a full hour, plus a 20% premium over the regular rate.
What is DSR on overtime?
It is the effect of overtime on paid weekly rest: total overtime divided by the month’s working days, multiplied by Sundays and holidays.