Uses the standard UK convention: annual ÷ 52 for weekly (not weeks-minus-holiday, since salaried pay already covers paid leave), ÷12 for monthly, and your hours/days per week for daily and hourly.
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Uses the standard UK convention: annual ÷ 52 for weekly (not weeks-minus-holiday, since salaried pay already covers paid leave), ÷12 for monthly, and your hours/days per week for daily and hourly.
This tool converts pay periods on a like-for-like basis, but a straight salary-to-hourly conversion understates what a freelance or contract rate needs to cover. An employee's salary comes bundled with paid annual leave, sick pay, employer pension contributions, and often other benefits that a contractor has to fund themselves out of their day rate — along with covering gaps between contracts, which a salaried employee doesn't need to plan around. Someone comparing a salaried role to a contract offer, or setting a freelance rate for the first time, generally needs to build some margin on top of the raw converted figure to account for what an employer would otherwise be covering.
Because UK salaried employees are paid during their annual leave — the salary already covers those weeks, so dividing by the full 52 gives the correct weekly figure rather than overstating it.
Gross — before tax, National Insurance, pension, or any other deductions. This tool only converts between pay periods, it doesn't calculate take-home pay.
It'll give you the raw converted daily figure from an annual salary, which is a useful starting point — but a genuine freelance rate typically needs to be higher than that number to cover the benefits and downtime a salaried role includes.
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