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Free US HR calculators

Quick, transparent calculators for US pay and HR costs. Every tool shows its formula, works on your phone and keeps your figures in your browser.

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Estimates are for informational purposes and may not reflect your individual tax, payroll, benefit, or employment circumstances. See the resources disclaimer.

Free US HR templates

41 documents to download and edit: offer letters, workplace policies, timesheets, performance reviews, termination letters and compliance checklists. See the free templates.

More free resources

  • H-1B sponsor register

    Which US employers file for H-1B workers: search 50,307 employers by company, state and job, from Department of Labor data.

    Search the register
  • State employment laws

    Final pay, sick leave, breaks, overtime, pay days, PTO payout, new hire reporting and at-will exceptions for all 50 states and D.C., each rule with its official source.

    See your state’s laws
  • HR glossary

    US HR terms in plain words, from E-Verify to PTO, each linked to its official source.

    Read the glossary
  • HR guides

    Employment laws by state, eight topics for every state, and more on hiring, pay and time off being written now.

    See the guides

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