Minnesota Overtime Calculator

Minnesota state law sets overtime after 48 hours per week; the FLSA 40-hour rule applies to most employers.

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Last verified Oct 2026. Rule checked against the US DOL state minimum wage & premium pay table (updated July 1, 2026) and the Minnesota labor agency. Exemptions, industry wage orders and union contracts can change the rule for specific jobs.

Schedule	Total h	Minnesota OT h	Federal OT h	Minnesota gross	Federal gross
5 × 8 h	40	0	0	$800.00	$800.00
5 × 9 h	45	5	5	$950.00	$950.00
4 × 10 h	40	0	0	$800.00	$800.00
5 × 10 h	50	10	10	$1,100.00	$1,100.00
3 × 13 h	39	0	0	$780.00	$780.00
6 × 9 h	54	14	14	$1,220.00	$1,220.00
7 × 8 h	56	16	16	$1,280.00	$1,280.00
4 × 12 h + 1 × 6 h	54	14	14	$1,220.00	$1,220.00

Minnesota follows the federal 40-hour rule, so state and federal results match.

	Hourly	45 h week	50 h week
Minimum wage	$11.41	$541.97	$627.55
Time and a half	$17.12	Take-home on a 50 h week all year: $525.57/week

Minimum wage: $11.41/hr (DOL, verified Oct 2026)

When does overtime start in Minnesota?

Minnesota state law sets overtime after 48 hours per week; the FLSA 40-hour rule applies to most employers.

Does Minnesota have daily overtime?

No. Minnesota only requires overtime after 40 hours in a workweek.

What is time and a half at the Minnesota minimum wage?

$17.12 per hour (1.5 × $11.41).

Last updated October 10, 2026. How we calculate · Disclaimer