Overtime, night and Sunday pay calculator

Estimate additional gross pay from April 2026 for private-sector employees in Greece who work a five-day, 40-hour week.

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Monthly totals from April 2026 for salaried private-sector employees on a 5-day, 40-hour week.

Enter decimal hours (e.g. 1.5 = 1 h 30 min), not clock times. A scheduled Sunday night hour goes in both night and Sunday. Do not repeat the same hour across overtime categories.

Your monthly gross salary Basis for extra hours and overtime.

Legal minimum for your job Starts at €920 from 1 April 2026. Include any statutory seniority increments (τριετίες) or higher collective-agreement minimum. This is the basis for night and Sunday premiums.

Legal overtime hours (+40%) Over 9 hours a day or 45 a week. Standard limit: 4 overtime hours a day and 150 a year; observe rest requirements.

Special cases and previous overtime
Legal +40% overtime before this month. Used only to check the annual 150-hour limit; it does not add pay. Special statutory exception, not simply a rota containing only night shifts. It compares agreed monthly pay with 125% of the legal minimum. Partial months and additional agreements need separate review.
Only with a special Ministry permit for overtime beyond standard limits. Do not enter these hours again under +40% or +120%.
Only full 8-hour days in the exceptional legal sixth-day scheme for eligible businesses. No overtime that day; hotels and restaurants excluded. Shorter shifts and sixth days at night/on Sundays or holidays need a separate calculation. A Saturday shift is not automatically a sixth day.
Leave empty to use monthly ÷ 25 ÷ 6⅔. Used only for extra hours and overtime.

Extra pay breakdown

Estimate your additional gross pay for night work, Sundays and overtime. See the calculation and source for each amount.

From April 2026 Professional review: pending

Enter your monthly gross salary to see the estimate.

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What can this tool help you find out?

  1. How much gross pay do I earn for legal overtime?
  2. How much do I earn for extra hours before overtime on a five-day schedule?
  3. What is my premium for working at night?
  4. What is my premium for working on a Sunday or public holiday?
  5. How much extra pay do I get for a scheduled Sunday night shift?
  6. Which hourly rate is used to calculate my premiums?
  7. How is overtime with special Ministry approval paid?
  8. How much do I get paid for unlawful overtime?
  9. What do I earn for a full eight-hour sixth day under the special scheme?
  10. Do this month’s hours put me over the annual legal overtime limit?
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Example: 4 night hours and 2 overtime hours

With a gross salary of €1,100 and a statutory minimum of €920 for the position, four scheduled night hours add €5.52. Two separate hours of lawful daytime overtime add €18.48. Total: €24.00 in extra gross pay.

Compare the hours recorded in myErgani with your payslip. The calculator uses different wage bases for night work and overtime. If overtime overlaps with night work, a Sunday or a public holiday, calculate that overlap separately.

How is a Sunday night shift paid?

If you work from 22:00 on Sunday until 02:00 on Monday within your regular schedule, count 4 night hours and 2 Sunday hours. This example follows the general rule that Sunday ends at midnight. Enter the hours from 22:00 to 00:00 in both fields because both premiums apply.

With a statutory monthly wage of €920 for the position and a 40-hour week, the statutory hourly rate is €5.52. The night premium is 4 × €5.52 × 25% = €5.52, and the Sunday premium is 2 × €5.52 × 75% = €8.28. That is €13.80 gross on top of the monthly salary, provided Monday is not a public holiday and the job is not exclusively night work.

See the Labour Inspectorate guidance on night work pay and Sunday and public holiday pay.

See when regular premiums count towards the bonus in the Christmas bonus calculator.

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