Convert your annual salary to hourly, monthly and daily pay, based on how many hours you work per week at full time.
37.5 hours a week is a common standard for many office positions, but this varies. Shift work often has a shorter work week, sometimes around 35 hours, while some industries use 40 hours as the baseline. Check your employment contract for the exact figure.
Daily pay is calculated using 260 working days per year (5 days × 52 weeks), a common rule of thumb regardless of actual holidays and vacation.
37.5 hours is common for office workers in many countries, partly because a lot of contracts include a short unpaid lunch break within the workday. Other industries, especially shift work, often have a shorter agreed work week, sometimes around 35 hours.
The hourly rate itself isn't changed by your employment percentage — it's calculated from what a full-time position would pay. With part-time work, it's only the number of hours you actually work, and thus your total pay, that becomes lower.
All figures in this calculator are gross, i.e. pay before tax and other deductions.