Timesheet Calculator by The IT Mill brings you an easy to use calculator that even those with no computer experience what-so-ever can pick up and use without any problems. You put in your start time, start of lunch, end of lunch, end of day and it calculates how many hours you've worked and total wages earned. The Timesheet Calculator also supports overtime and unpaid breaks, including them in it's calculations. Unlike other calculators of it's sort, Timesheet Calculator outputs all times in time format, so for example your total hours may come out as 7:45 instead of 7.75 (hours and minutes instead of decimal points). 4 different currency versions are included, so you can use Dollars, Pounds, Euros, or Yen.
Version 1 calculates hours and minutes worked and wages over the day, week and month.
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