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Check overtime & past work

Compare pay for one day or a full workweek, including standard overtime where it applies.

← Quick day-rate comparison

Check a workday or a full week against minimum wage and the standard overtime rules. Your agreement may provide more. How this calculation works

Use your pay before tax and other deductions. Leave out GST, reimbursements and equipment rentals. Include required prep, wrap and other work, not just filming time.

hours

Enter 12.5 for 12 hours 30 minutes. Only subtract unpaid breaks when you were free from work duties.

CAD

Enter the total wages actually paid for these hours, including overtime already paid. Enter 0 if you have not been paid.

Also check against a known hourly wage

These details decide whether this calculator can estimate overtime. If you’re unsure, you can still compare your pay with minimum wage.

Sending an invoice does not settle this. Employee or contractor?

Working a 10-hour day does not, by itself, make you eligible for the four-day schedule.

The result will compare your pay with the employee minimum wage. It cannot confirm that those rules cover your job.

Group hours into your employer’s defined workdays. Ask Employment Standards about call-backs, changing start times or shifts that cross a holiday or wage-rate change.

Your entries stay in this tab. Download your result before you close it.

Your pay calculation

Add your hours and pay, then choose Calculate my pay. Your comparison will appear here.

Have these records ready

  • Dates and hours worked
  • Pay before deductions
  • Your contract or agreed hourly rate

Your entries stay in this tab. You can save a CSV or print the result when you’re ready.

Calculation rules and limits

Paid a day rate?

Enter the wages actually received for the day. To check overtime at your agreed rate, you need the hourly rate before overtime. Ask Employment Standards when the day-rate terms are unclear.

Checking an older job?

Choose the date you worked to use the minimum wage from that time. Records begin on 1 October 2022. Earlier overtime rules and your agreement may need a separate review.