How to annualize the hours for a salaried employee?

Thursday, December 30, 2010
By WcrAdmin

An exempt employee’s annual salary is $65,000 and paid bi-monthly. The annualized hourly rate of pay would be $31.25 ($65,000 salary / 2,080 hours in a year).

But suppose the employee was injured and could only work part-time. What I don’t understand is how to annualize THE HOURS WORKED.

Example: Employee works 6 hours a day for ten days. So (6 hours * 5 days a week * 52 weeks a year) / 24 pay periods = 65.00 hours annualized. That formula works if the employee worked the same number of hours every day for a ten-day pay period.

But what if the employee worked 4 hours one day, 6 hours the second day, 5 hours the third day, etc. How do I annualize the hours for each one of these days? What is the annualized hours if the employee worked 5 hours for one day? 6 hours for one day?

ten points to first person who can tell me the formula.

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2 Responses to “How to annualize the hours for a salaried employee?”

  1. Try this:

    Annualized hours / Number of work days in pay period =
    Per diem hours * Actual number of days to pay * Hourly average = Dollar amount of pay

    #29914
  2. WHAT IS THIS FOR ? And you don’t annulize for days… “annualize”
    MEANS years. If you want AWW/Average Weekly Wages…you calculate
    by the WEEK. Regardless of how many hours per day. Keep your
    points…what good are they here?

    #30025

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