Florida Overtime Law

Overtime Calculator

	Follow the steps below to get an approximate value of your overtime case, assuming you are not otherwise exempt.
	STEP #1: Enter the total number of weeks that you were employed (only consider those weeks in which you worked more than 40 hours).
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	STEP #2: Enter your hourly rate. If you were paid a salary, divide your total salary by the number of hours that you understood the salary would cover. This number is your hourly rate. (For example, if your salary was $400 per week, and it was intended to cover 40 hours, then your hourly rate is $10/hr.)
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	STEP #3: Enter the number of overtime hours you worked each week. (For example, if you worked 50 hours, then you worked 10 hours of overtime).
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	STEP #4: Did you receive:
(*)	I received straight time (my hourly rate) for all hours that I worked. I received the same salary, regardless of the number of hours that I worked. I was paid hourly up to 40 hours per week and received no additional pay if I worked more than 40 hours. Invalid Input

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