Convert an annual salary into what it's really worth per hour. Enter the salary and your working hours and weeks, and this breaks it down to hourly, weekly and monthly — handy for comparing jobs or pricing contract work.
To compare a salaried role with hourly or contract work, convert to the same basis. Divide the annual salary by your real working hours (hours per week × weeks worked) for the hourly equivalent. Remember salaried roles often include paid holiday and benefits that hourly or contract rates don't — so a contractor usually needs a higher headline rate to match a salary's true value.
Divide the annual salary by your total working hours (hours per week × weeks worked per year). This tool also shows the weekly and monthly equivalent.
A common full-time figure is 2,080 (40 hours × 52 weeks), but subtract holidays and time off for a realistic number — which changes the hourly rate.
Salaried roles include paid leave, benefits and employer taxes. A contractor covers all that themselves, so a fair contract rate is higher than the salary-equivalent hourly.
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