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Free Time Card Calculator & Weekly Timesheet

Definition: A time card calculator is an online tool used by employees, contractors, and payroll administrators to calculate total working hours, regular hours, overtime, and gross wages for a given pay period. Whether you search for TimeTrackerOn, Time Tracker On, or timetrackeron.com, our free weekly time card calculator automatically computes standard and overtime hours based on standard hourly rates, eliminating manual math errors before payroll processing.

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Weekly Time Card Summary

TimeTrackerOn Automated Payroll Ledger

Name:
Rate ($):
DayClock InClock OutBreak (min)Daily Hours
Monday8.00 hrs
Tuesday8.00 hrs
Wednesday8.00 hrs
Thursday8.00 hrs
Friday8.00 hrs
Saturday0.00 hrs
Sunday0.00 hrs
Total Hours40.00
Regular Hours40.00
Overtime (1.5x)0.00
Gross Pay$1,000.00
Weekly OT threshold:
OT Multiplier:
Workflow

How to Use the Time Card Calculator

Calculate employee hours and overtime accurately in three straightforward steps.

1

Input Shift Timestamps

Enter your daily clock-in and clock-out times (e.g., 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM) for each day of the working week (Monday through Sunday).

2

Account for Unpaid Breaks

Input daily meal breaks or rest periods (in minutes or hours) so they are automatically deducted from your gross elapsed shift time.

3

Add Hourly Rates & Overtime Rules

Input your base hourly wage. The calculator automatically splits hours exceeding 40 weekly hours into overtime (paid at 1.5x standard rate by default).

Compliance & Legal Standards

How Weekly Overtime and Gross Pay Are Calculated

Navigating federal and state guidelines to avoid wage disputes and miscalculations.

Under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), non-exempt employees working more than 40 hours in a single workweek are entitled to overtime pay at a rate of not less than time-and-a-half (1.5x) their regular hourly rate.

While federal law calculates overtime on a weekly threshold, certain states (such as California and Colorado) enforce daily overtime rules, requiring overtime pay for hours worked beyond 8 hours in a single calendar day. TimeTrackerOn supports both weekly and daily overtime configurations for growing teams.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers regarding time cards, overtime rules, and accounting exports.