Enter the monthly employer benefits cost, hours worked and hourly pay to see the cost per hour and the share of total pay. Built for finance teams pricing labor.
Use the employer cost per employee. The result updates as you type.
Health and other employer-paid benefits.
2,080 is a full-time year of 40 hours a week.
A calculation from the figures you enter.
Benefits are paid per person, not per hour. That makes them a larger share of labor cost for lower paid and part-time employees. Converting the cost to an hourly figure helps finance price bids, set billing rates and compare labor options. It also shows why a flat employer contribution weighs differently across roles.
The calculation covers employer benefits cost only. It leaves out payroll tax, paid time off, recruiting and equipment, which belong in a full cost of labor. Employer health contributions often differ for single and family coverage, so a blended figure is an approximation.
Use the hours the employee works in a year. For a full-time employee, 2,080 is common. Use the real figure for part-time staff.
No. See our new hire benefits cost calculator for a view that adds payroll tax.
The same monthly benefit cost is spread over fewer hours.
Our health plan cost per employee calculator can help turn total cost into a per-employee figure.
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