Electrical Industry Calculators
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Overtime Pay Calculator
Weekly pay with overtime under federal law or your state's daily and weekly limits.
50 hrs at $40/hr = $2,200 a week
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Side Job Price Calculator
Price a side job from materials, labor and overhead, or check the margin on a quote you already gave.
$1,178 in costs = $1,767 at a 50% markup
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Commute Expenses Calculator
What driving to work costs a day, a month and a year, for a gas or electric vehicle.
20 miles each way, 25 MPG, $3.50 gas = $1,456 a year
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Salary Converter
Turn hourly pay into weekly, monthly or annual pay, or work back from a salary to an hourly rate.
$40/hr = $83,200 a year
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