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Minnesota Overtime Calculator 2026

Minnesota follows the federal rule: 1.5× your regular rate for hours over 40 in a workweek. There is no daily overtime, so a 10- or 12-hour day is paid at your regular rate as long as the week stays at 40 hours or less.

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    Minnesota overtime rules

    Minnesota follows the federal rule: 1.5× your regular rate for hours over 40 in a workweek. There is no daily overtime, so a 10- or 12-hour day is paid at your regular rate as long as the week stays at 40 hours or less.

    Minnesota state law sets overtime after 48 hours a week for employers not covered by federal law. Most workers get overtime after 40 hours under the FLSA.

    Example: four 10-hour days at $20 an hour in Minnesota pay $800.00 , with no overtime because the week stays at 40 hours.

    Overtime pay examples at $20 an hour

    ScheduleOvertimeGross pay
    5 days × 8 hours0 h$800
    5 days × 9 hours5 h$950
    4 days × 10 hours0 h$800
    5 days × 10 hours10 h$1,100
    4 days × 13 hours12 h$1,160
    6 days × 9 hours14 h$1,220

    Frequently asked questions

    Does Minnesota have daily overtime?

    No. Minnesota only requires overtime for hours over 40 in a workweek, following federal law. Working 10 hours in one day does not by itself earn overtime.

    What is the overtime rate in Minnesota?

    Overtime is paid at 1.5 times your regular rate. At $20 an hour, that is $30 an hour for overtime.

    Who is not eligible for overtime?

    Employees classified as exempt, usually salaried executives, administrators and professionals who meet federal and state salary and duties tests, are not entitled to overtime. Independent contractors are not covered either.

    Can my employer average hours over two weeks?

    No. Under federal law, each workweek stands alone. Working 50 hours one week and 30 the next still earns 10 hours of overtime for the first week.

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    Sources

    This calculator estimates gross pay before taxes. Exemptions, union contracts and alternative workweek schedules can change your overtime. For your situation, check with your employer or your state labor department. See what you keep after taxes with our Minnesota bonus tax calculator.