Nunavut Overtime Pay Calculator
How much overtime pay do I keep after tax in Nunavut?
In Nunavut, most employees qualify for overtime after the standard weekly threshold of 40 hours. At $30/hour with 8 overtime hours, gross overtime is $360.00 and estimated after-tax overtime is $244.47 based on 2026 payroll rules. Occupations and contracts can differ.
- Example hourly wage
- $30.00
- Example overtime hours
- 8
- Overtime rate
- $45.00/hour
- Gross overtime
- $360.00
- Estimated after-tax overtime
- $244.47
- Standard weekly threshold
- 40 hours
- Standard multiplier
- 1.5×
- Daily overtime
- 8 hours
Tax year: 2026 Nunavut Last updated: September 6, 2026 Methodology
Source: Labour standards
Most employees in Nunavut become entitled to overtime after 8 hours in a day or 40 hours in a week, paid at 1.5× the regular wage. Enter your hourly rate and hours worked to estimate gross overtime and what may remain after income tax, CPP, and EI.
This weekly period
$244.47
Estimated after-tax value of your overtime — about 67.9% of the overtime premium.
- Regular pay
- $1,200.00
- Overtime pay
- $360.00
- Total gross pay
- $1,560.00
- Estimated deductions
- -$346.95
- Estimated take-home
- $1,213.05
Overtime rate
$45.00/hour
Overtime hours
8
Gross overtime earned
$360.00
After-tax overtime is the difference between two full-year payroll estimates: $81,120.00 with this overtime repeating every period (52 periods) versus $62,400.00 without it. It is not overtime pay multiplied by an assumed tax rate.
Results are estimates for a full-year employee claiming the basic personal amount. They are not a pay stub, tax advice, or an official CRA or Revenu Québec calculation. Employer withholding on a single cheque can differ from this annual estimate.
Standard overtime in Nunavut
- Weekly threshold
- 40 hours
- Standard multiplier
- 1.5×
- Daily threshold
- 8 hours
Nunavut generally pays 1.5× after 8 hours in a day or 40 hours in a week.
Standard overtime in Nunavut
Nunavut generally pays 1.5× after 8 hours in a day or 40 hours in a week.
After-tax overtime
The tax estimate annualizes the pay period you enter and runs the Nunavut payroll calculation twice — with overtime and without it. The difference is how much of the overtime this calculator thinks you keep. Employer withholding on one cheque can still differ.
Exemptions and contracts
Some occupations are excluded. Confirm the Labour Standards Act for your workplace. Collective agreements and employment contracts can also set a different (usually more generous) overtime premium.
Example after-tax overtime
At $30/hour with 40 regular hours and 8 overtime hours every week in Nunavut , this estimate annualizes $81,120.00 and compares it with $62,400.00 without the overtime. The overtime premium is $360.00 gross per week; the estimated after-tax value of that overtime is $244.47 per week.
| Hourly wage | $30.00 |
|---|---|
| Overtime hours | 8 |
| Overtime rate | $45.00/hour |
| Gross overtime | $360.00 |
| Estimated after-tax overtime | $244.47 |
Source
Labour standards — Government of Nunavut. Employment-standards data last checked 2026-09-06.
These are standard employment-standards rules for most employees. Managers, some professions, averaging agreements, collective agreements, and federally regulated workplaces can differ. This is not legal advice.
Overtime by province
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- New Brunswick overtime calculator
- Newfoundland and Labrador overtime calculator
- Nova Scotia overtime calculator
- Ontario overtime calculator
- Prince Edward Island overtime calculator
- Quebec overtime calculator
- Saskatchewan overtime calculator
- Northwest Territories overtime calculator
- Nunavut overtime calculator
- Yukon overtime calculator
Frequently asked questions
How much do I keep after tax?
In the $30/hour example with 8 overtime hours, estimated after-tax overtime is $244.47 per week using 2026 payroll rules.
Is overtime taxed differently?
No. Overtime is employment income. Extra hours can increase income tax and remaining CPP/QPP or EI, so the amount you keep is less than the gross overtime premium.
Are there overtime exemptions?
Some occupations are excluded. Confirm the Labour Standards Act for your workplace. This calculator models the standard employment-standards default, not every exemption.
When does overtime start in Nunavut?
The standard rule is after 8 hours in a day or 40 hours in a week. Some jobs are exempt or use averaging.
Is overtime always time and a half in Nunavut?
The standard premium is 1.5× the regular wage. Contracts can pay more.
How much of my overtime do I actually keep?
This calculator estimates that by comparing annual take-home pay with and without the overtime hours. The gap is the after-tax value, after income tax and payroll contributions.
Does every Canadian province use a 40-hour overtime week?
No. Ontario and New Brunswick generally use 44 hours. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island generally use 48. Several jurisdictions also have daily thresholds.
Is this legal advice?
No. Employment-standards rules have exemptions. Use the official source linked on the page, or an employment-standards office, for your situation.