Calculateur d’heures de travail
Calculez le total des heures travaillées en déduisant la pause repas.
Shift hours
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Comment ça marche
- The gross span is the elapsed time from start to end: an end time earlier than the start is treated as crossing midnight and labeled as an overnight span.
- Your unpaid break is subtracted from the gross span to get net working time; the break is never allowed to make net negative (the result notes the clamp instead).
- Both figures are shown as H:MM and decimal hours, since timesheets read H:MM but payroll systems bill decimals.
Bon à savoir
- This is a duration tool, not payroll: overtime rules, premiums and rounding regulations vary by jurisdiction.
- Equal start and end times count as a full 24-hour span under the overnight rule; the label tells you when that interpretation applied.
- Multiple shifts: compute each shift here and add the decimal hours (the Decimal Hours Converter handles the arithmetic).
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Foire aux questions
What is the difference between gross and net hours?
Gross is the full span from start to end; net subtracts your unpaid break. A 9:00 to 17:00 shift with a 30-minute unpaid lunch is 8.0 gross, 7.5 net.
Does it handle overnight shifts?
Yes: an end time earlier than the start time is treated as crossing midnight, and the result is labeled as an overnight span so you can verify it.
Is this a payroll tool?
No: it calculates durations, not wages or compliance. Overtime rules, premiums, and rounding regulations vary by jurisdiction; check with your provider.