Pro Rata Salary Calculator
Calculate Your Part-Time Salary
Confused by "pro rata" salaries? Our free pro rata calculator shows UK employees and remote workers their actual part-time pay. Enter the full-time salary and your hours to see your real annual, monthly, weekly, and hourly earnings, and the difference from full-time pay.
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Step-by-Step Guide
How can you calculate your actual salary?
Calculate your actual salary from the pro rata salary in just 4 simple steps:
Enter the Full-Time Salary
Input the advertised salary amount shown as "pro rata". This is what you would earn if you worked full-time.
Set Full-Time Hours
Enter the normal full-time weekly hours. Usually 37.5 in the UK, but sometimes 35 or 40.
Enter Your Working Hours
Enter the actual weekly hours for your job. For example, 26 if working 26 hours.
View Your Results
Instantly see your actual annual salary, monthly pay, weekly pay, hourly rate, and what percentage of full-time (often called FTE, which stands for Full-Time Equivalent), and the difference from full-time pay.
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Frequently asked questions
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- What does "pro rata" mean?
- "Pro rata" means "in proportion". For example, a "£30,000 pro rata" salary is full-time pay, but your salary is based on your hours. So, working 26 of 37.5 hours weekly earns you 69.3% of full-time pay.
- Why do employers advertise salaries as "pro rata"?
- Employers advertise part-time roles with pro rata salaries to make it easier to compare the hourly rate across different positions. It shows the full-time equivalent, helping you understand the role's value and compare it with other opportunities.
- What is FTE?
- FTE stands for Full-Time Equivalent. It's a way of expressing how much of a full-time position your role represents. For example, if full-time is 37.5 hours and you work 26 hours per week, your FTE (Full-Time Equivalent) is 0.693 (or 69.3%).
- How many hours is considered full-time in the UK?
- Full-time in the UK is typically 35-40 hours weekly (commonly 37.5). This can vary, so check job details for accurate calculations.
- Is this my actual take-home pay?
- No, the calculator shows your gross salary (the total amount before deductions). Your actual take-home pay will be lower after income tax and National Insurance contributions (mandatory payments to the UK government) are deducted. The amount deducted depends on your personal tax code, total annual income, and other factors.
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Disclaimer: We have taken great care and gave our best effort to ensure the accuracy of the information provided by this Pro Rata Salary Calculator. However, RemoteCorgi does not accept responsibility for any errors or omissions and makes no guarantees or warranties regarding the correctness of the results generated by this free tool. By using this tool, you agree not to hold RemoteCorgi liable for any consequences, issues, or damages arising from any inaccuracies in the results produced. We recommend double-checking all results and contact us if you have any questions, feedback or concerns.