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About Overtime Calculator

Know your rights under Mexico's Federal Labor Law (Ley Federal del Trabajo). Overtime Calculator is the free, 100% offline tool every worker needs to verify overtime pay, holiday pay, and annual bonuses — no internet, no account, no invasive ads.

IMPORTANT: This app is not a government entity and is not affiliated with any Mexican government agency. It provides informational tools only and does not replace professional legal advice.

OFFICIAL SOURCE:
The full text of the Federal Labor Law is available on the official site of Mexico's Chamber of Deputies:
https://www.diputados.gob.mx/LeyesBiblio/ref/lft.htm

100% OFFLINE — Works without internet. Your data never leaves your device.

CALCULATORS INCLUDED:
• Overtime Pay — Double and triple pay per LFT articles 66, 67, and 68. The first 9 weekly overtime hours pay double; anything beyond pays triple.
• Sunday Premium — The extra 25% you earn for working on a Sunday (Art. 71).
• Holiday Pay — Triple pay for working on mandatory rest days and official Mexican holidays (Art. 73, 74, and 75).
• Aguinaldo Calculator — Full 15-day Christmas bonus or proportional by hire date (Art. 87).
• Daily Salary — Convert monthly salary to daily salary instantly.

LABOR RIGHTS REFERENCE:
Plain-language explanations of the most important articles of Mexico's Federal Labor Law: workday rules, overtime, Sunday premium, vacation days, aguinaldo, and more.

OVERTIME TRACKER:
Log each overtime shift — date, hours, hourly rate, and whether you've been paid. See your total pending payment at a glance.

CUSTOMIZABLE SETTINGS:
• Set your workday length: 6, 7, or 8 hours.
• Set your base salary as daily or monthly.
• Every calculator pre-fills automatically with your salary.

Built for workers, employees, and professionals who want to understand and enforce their labor rights in Mexico.