Work hours calculator
Subtract break time from the span between start and end time to get real worked time. A 9-hour stay with a 60-minute lunch is 8 hours of work.
Work hoursSubtract break time from the span between start and end time to get real worked time. A 9-hour stay with a 60-minute lunch is 8 hours of work.
The calculator measures the time between the start and end values, then subtracts the break duration. If the end time is earlier than the start time, the calculation treats it as a shift that crosses midnight.
A shift from 09:00 to 18:20 with a 60-minute break contains 560 working minutes, or 9 hours and 20 minutes. Check the displayed result against your timesheet before using it for payroll.
This is a planning estimate. It does not know your employer's rounding rules, unpaid breaks, holidays, time zones, or local employment law. Use your official records for legal or payroll decisions.
Subtract break time from the span between start and end time to get real worked time. A 9-hour stay with a 60-minute lunch is 8 hours of work.
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