Illinois Overtime Calculator (One Day Rest in Seven
### Illinois Overtime & Labor Standards Illinois overtime regulations combine federal FLSA standards with the state One Day Rest in Seven Act (ODRISA) administered by the.
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💡 Practical Example
An employee earning $22.00/hr works 40 regular hours, 10 weekly overtime hours, and 8 hours on a 7th consecutive workday: Regular pay is $880.00, overtime pay is $594.00, yielding a total gross pay of $1,474.00 with full ODRISA compliance notes.
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Illinois Overtime & Labor Standards
Illinois overtime regulations combine federal FLSA standards with the state One Day Rest in Seven Act (ODRISA) administered by the Illinois Department of Labor (IDOL).
Core Illinois Overtime Formulas
- Regular Earnings: Regular Pay = Min(40, Regular Hours) × Hourly Rate
- Overtime Rate (1.5x Time-and-a-Half): Overtime Rate = Hourly Rate × 1.5
- Total Overtime Hours: Total OT Hours = Overtime Hours + 7th Consecutive Day Hours
- Total Overtime Pay: Overtime Pay = Total OT Hours × Overtime Rate
- Total Gross Pay: Gross Pay = Regular Pay + Overtime Pay
Key Provisions of ODRISA
- Mandatory 24 Hours Rest: Non-exempt employees must receive at least 24 consecutive hours of rest every calendar week.
- 20-Minute Meal Breaks: Employees working 7.5 continuous hours must receive an unpaid 20-minute meal break starting no later than 5 hours into the shift.
How to Use This Calculator
Enter your Regular Hourly Wage Rate (e.g. 22.00 in /hr), Regular Work Hours (Up to 40) (e.g. 40 in hrs), Weekly Overtime Hours (Exceeding 40) (e.g. 10 in hrs), and 7th Consecutive Day Hours Worked (e.g. 8 in hrs). Results update instantly as you type — adjust any value to compare scenarios.
The Formula
Formula Reference: Illinois Overtime Calculator (One Day Rest in Seven)
Input variables:
hourlyPayRateUsd — Regular Hourly Wage Rate
regularHoursWorked — Regular Work Hours (Up to 40)
weeklyOvertimeHoursWorked — Weekly Overtime Hours (Exceeding 40)
seventhDayWorkedHours — 7th Consecutive Day Hours Worked
Computed outputs:
regularEarningsUsd — Regular Straight-Time Earnings
timeAndHalfOvertimeUsd — 1.5x Overtime Premium Pay
totalGrossPayUsd — Total Gross Paycheck Earnings
complianceLaborNotes — ODRISA Statutory Labor Guidance
Mathematical relationships extracted from calculation logic:
regPay = reg * rate
otTotal = ot + day7
otPay = otTotal (rate 1.5)
totalGross = regPay + otPay
Standard: US DOL / FLSA federal employment standards
Worked Example
An employee earning 22.00/hr works 40 regular hours, 10 weekly overtime hours, and 8 hours on a 7th consecutive workday: Regular pay is 880.00, overtime pay is 594.00, yielding a total gross pay of 1,474.00 with full ODRISA compliance notes.
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- Periodic recalibration is recommended whenever baseline assumptions, operating parameters, or external conditions change.
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