Weekly Working Hours Calculator

Track your hours across the entire week (Monday - Sunday). Enter your daily schedule to see your total hours worked.

Use the grid below to enter your start time, end time, and break duration for each day of the week. Uncheck days you didn't work.

DayStartEndBreak (m)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

Instructions

  • Toggle the checkbox next to the day name to include or exclude it.
  • Enter times in your local format (AM/PM or 24h supported by your device).
  • Breaks are deducted from the daily total.
  • Overnight shifts (ending the next day) are detected automatically if End Time is earlier than Start Time.

Track Your Weekly Work Schedule

Staying on top of your weekly hours is crucial for ensuring accurate paychecks and managing your work-life balance. This weekly hours calculator allows you to input detailed start and end times for every day of the week to get a precise sum.

Key Features

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    Flexible Input: Check or uncheck days depending on your schedule (e.g., weekends off).

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    Break Detection: Enter unpaid break times daily for accurate net hours.

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    Live Totals: See your daily and weekly totals update instantly as you type.

How to Use

  1. Select the days you worked this week using the checkboxes.
  2. Enter your Start Time and End Time for each day.
  3. Enter any Break Time in minutes (e.g., 30 or 60).
  4. Review the "Total Weekly Hours" at the bottom to verify against your pay stub.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a standard work week in the US?

A standard full-time work week is typically considered to be 40 hours (8 hours per day for 5 days). This is the threshold for overtime pay under federal law.

How do I calculate my weekly hours?

Sum up your 'net working hours' from each day. For example: Mon (8h) + Tue (8h) + Wed (8h) + Thu (8h) + Fri (8h) = 40 hours total.

How many hours is part-time?

The definition varies by employer, but generally, anything less than 35-40 hours per week is considered part-time. The Bureau of Labor Statistics defines part-time as 1 to 34 hours per week.

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Did you know?

USA federal law requires overtime pay at 1.5x for hours worked over 40 in a workweek.