How timesheet hours are calculated
The calculator finds elapsed shift time, handles an overnight shift when needed, subtracts unpaid break minutes and multiplies the paid time by the number of days worked.
Turn a repeated shift into paid daily and weekly hours, including unpaid break time.
Use 24-hour time such as 09:00 or 17:30. An end time earlier than the start time is treated as an overnight shift.
The calculator finds elapsed shift time, handles an overnight shift when needed, subtracts unpaid break minutes and multiplies the paid time by the number of days worked.
Elapsed time includes the entire span between clock-in and clock-out. Paid time removes the break you enter. This is a mathematical timesheet helper and does not apply employment-law or overtime rules.
Yes. If the end time is earlier than the start time, the end is treated as occurring the next day.
No. It reports hours only. Overtime thresholds and pay multipliers depend on workplace and jurisdiction rules.
The calculator never returns negative paid time; an excessive break reduces paid time to zero.