Base Compensation
FLSA OT (29 U.S.C. §207): non-exempt employees must receive 1.5à regular rate for hours over 40/week. Many healthcare workers are exempt from daily OT (California: OT after 8hrs/day). Shift differentials stack on top of base rate and are included in the "regular rate" for OT calculation under 29 CFR §778.207. Source: 29 U.S.C. §207; 29 CFR §778.
Federal FLSA = 40; CA = 8/day
Daycare or babysitter ā needed for non-day shifts
May be lower (partner covers) or higher (night sitter)
Shift Configurations ā Model Up to 4
Best Net Annual Pay (After Tax & Childcare)
Best Gross Annual
Incl. OT and differentials
Differential Value
Annual premium from shift diff
OT Annual Premium
Extra from hours over OT threshold
vs. Base-Only Schedule
Net gain from optimal schedule
Schedule Comparison
| Schedule | Hrs/Wk | Eff. Rate | Gross Annual | Childcare | Tax | Net Annual |
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