Overtime Pay at $35 an Hour

At $35 an hour, time and a half is $52.50 an hour and double time is $70.00 an hour. Eight hours of overtime at time and a half adds $420.00 to your week.

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Overtime pay at $35 an hour

Extra pay for overtime hours, on top of your regular hours:

Overtime hoursAt 1.5x (time and a half)At 2x (double time)
1 hour$52.50$70.00
2 hours$105.00$140.00
4 hours$210.00$280.00
5 hours$262.50$350.00
8 hours$420.00$560.00
10 hours$525.00$700.00
12 hours$630.00$840.00
15 hours$787.50$1,050.00
20 hours$1,050.00$1,400.00

Weekly pay with overtime after 40 hours

Total pay for the week, 40 regular hours plus overtime:

Hours workedWith 1.5x overtimeWith 2x overtime
45 hours$1,662.50$1,750.00
48 hours$1,820.00$1,960.00
50 hours$1,925.00$2,100.00
55 hours$2,187.50$2,450.00
60 hours$2,450.00$2,800.00

Other overtime multipliers

MultiplierOvertime hourly rate
1.25x$43.75
1.5x$52.50
1.75x$61.25
2x$70.00

What 5 overtime hours a week adds up to

Working 5 overtime hours every week at time and a half adds about $13,650 a year before tax (52 weeks).

Rules depend on where you work

Overtime thresholds and rates differ by country, state and contract. See the rules for the USA, California, Canada, UK, Singapore and the Philippines.

Other hourly rates

See the full overtime pay guide

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Frequently asked questions

How much is time and a half at $35 an hour?

Time and a half is 1.5 times your regular rate, so $52.50 an hour at $35 an hour.

How much is double time at $35 an hour?

Double time is twice your regular rate, so $70.00 an hour.

How much is 10 hours of overtime at $35 an hour?

At time and a half, 10 overtime hours pay $525.00. At double time they pay $700.00.

Is overtime pay before or after tax?

These figures are before tax. Taxes and deductions depend on your country and situation.

All figures are estimates before tax, based on the stated hours and weeks. They are for information only and are not financial, tax or legal advice.