Work hours calculator

Count the working days and total work hours between any two dates, with weekends excluded automatically and holidays and leave subtracted. Free, no signup, and nothing leaves your browser.

89 weekdays in this range, minus 0 days off. Weekends are excluded automatically.

Work hours
712
Working days
89
Gross pay

How many work hours are in a year?

A standard full-time year in the US is 2,080 hours: 40 hours a week across 52 weeks. That figure ignores holidays and leave. Subtracting 11 public holidays and 10 days of leave brings a realistic year closer to 1,912 hours. The exact number of weekdays changes annually, between 260 and 262.

How many work hours are in a month?

Between 160 and 184, depending on the month, because months hold 20 to 23 weekdays. The average is about 173.33 hours, which is 2,080 divided by 12, and that average is what monthly salary conversions normally use.

How do you calculate working days between two dates?

Count every day in the range, then remove Saturdays and Sundays, then subtract public holidays. This calculator does the first two automatically and leaves holidays as an input, because public holidays differ by country and by state.

Does this include weekends?

No. Saturdays and Sundays are excluded from the working day count. If you work a different pattern, adjust the hours per day figure to give the weekly total you actually work.

Standard reference figures

PeriodWorking daysHours at 8/day
One week540
One month (average)21.67173.33
One quarter65520
One year260 to 2622,080
Year less 11 holidays249 to 2511,992
Year less holidays and 10 days leave239 to 2411,912

2,080 hours is a contract, not a description

The figure this calculator produces is how many hours you are scheduled for. It is not how many hours of work happen inside them, and the gap between the two is the whole interesting part.

Nobody does 2,080 hours of focused work in a year, and the honest version of that sentence has a number attached to it rather than a shrug. Getting that number requires measuring the days rather than counting the squares on a calendar.

Or stop filling these in

A calculator can only add up what you remembered to write down, and what you write down a week later is smoother and more purposeful than the week was. Cronus records which app and window you were in and works out what the time was in service of, automatically. No timer to start, so the chaotic days produce a record instead of a gap.

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