Brazil Hourly Salary Calculator

Calculate a gross hourly value from monthly salary, divisor 220 or weekly hours, and estimate gross pay for worked hours.

How to calculate hourly salary in Brazil

For monthly employees, divide monthly gross salary by the applicable monthly divisor. With R$3,000.00 and divisor 220, the normal gross hourly value is R$13.64.

The divisor should reflect the schedule or payroll criterion. The calculator shows the math so you can compare it with contract, payslip, or collective agreement.

Why 44 weekly hours commonly become divisor 220

CLT article 64 uses 30 times daily duration. In the 44-hour weekly convention distributed across 6 days, the daily average is 7.3333 hours.

Multiplying 44 / 6 x 30 gives a monthly divisor of 220 hours. The same logic turns 40 weekly hours into divisor 200.

How to use divisor 200, 180, 150, or manual

Enter weekly hours to derive the divisor, or choose manual divisor when the contract, professional category, collective agreement, 12x36 schedule, or payroll policy uses another number.

How to estimate monthly salary from hourly value

In hourly-to-monthly mode, the tool multiplies gross hourly value by the divisor. This helps compare an hourly proposal with a gross monthly base.

What the calculator does not calculate

It does not calculate net salary, INSS, IRRF, FGTS, DSR, official overtime, night-shift additional, time bank, benefits, absences, commissions, or payslip.

Use net salary, INSS, FGTS, or severance calculators for those bases. This page stays limited to gross hourly conversion.

Official sources

This version uses updated legal sources accessed on 2026-07-05.

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Use other Brazilian labor calculators when the calculation involves deductions, benefits, or specific payroll items.

Future ideas include overtime, time bank, night-shift additional, salary absences, and worked hours.

This tool is an educational gross hourly salary estimate. It does not replace a payslip, contract, collective agreement, eSocial, court decision, employer, accountant, lawyer, or payroll professional.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate my hourly salary?
Divide monthly gross salary by the applicable monthly divisor. For a common 44-hour weekly schedule, the divisor often used is 220.
What is divisor 220?
It is the common conversion from 44 weekly hours to monthly hours: 44 / 6 x 30 = 220.
Does a 40-hour week use divisor 200?
By the same convention, 40 weekly hours produce divisor 200. Still, contract and payroll rules may prevail.
Can I use a manual divisor?
Yes. Use manual divisor when the payslip, contract, collective agreement, or professional category indicates another divisor.
Does the calculator show net salary?
No. It is gross-only and does not calculate INSS, IRRF, FGTS, or benefits. Use the net salary calculator for that.
Is the 50% additional amount official overtime?
No. It is only a simple gross multiplier. Official overtime may require DSR, night-shift rules, time bank, taxes, and payroll rules.
Do 12x36, bank workers, teachers, or special categories use the same math?
Not always. Categories, shifts, and agreements can have their own divisor or treatment, so manual mode and professional review matter.
Why might my payslip use another divisor?
Payroll may follow contract, collective agreement, category, employer setup, court decision, or a specific rule this estimate cannot know.