Utah Overtime Calculator

How overtime works in Utah

Utah follows federal FLSA: OT after 40 hrs/week at 1.5×.

How to calculate overtime in Utah

To calculate your Utah overtime pay manually, use this formula based on the state's specific rules:

Overtime Pay = (OT Hours) × (Regular Rate × 1.5)

Who qualifies for overtime in Utah?

Most non-exempt employees in Utah qualify for overtime pay. This includes:

• Hourly employees
• Salaried employees earning under $43,888/year ($844/week as of July 2024)
• Most blue-collar workers regardless of salary
• Most healthcare workers (with industry-specific rules)
• First responders (police, firefighters)

The following workers are typically exempt from overtime requirements:

• Executive employees who supervise 2+ employees
• Administrative workers in non-manual roles using independent judgment
• Learned professionals (lawyers, doctors, certified teachers)
• Outside sales representatives
• Computer professionals earning at least $27.63/hr

What to do if you're owed unpaid overtime in Utah

If your employer in Utah hasn't paid you overtime you've earned, you have legal options:

1. Document everything. Keep records of all hours worked, pay stubs, and any communication about your hours or pay.
2. Talk to HR or your employer first. Sometimes it's an honest mistake.
3. File a wage claim. Contact your state's labor commissioner or the US Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division.
4. Consider a wage and hour attorney. Many work on contingency (no upfront cost).

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Disclaimer: This information is for general educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Utah overtime laws can change. Always verify current rules with the state labor commissioner or a qualified employment attorney. Visit the official source: https://laborcommission.utah.gov