$15/hr (below NV daily cap)
$735
OT premium ~$45
Daily after 8h* — $980 vignette gross on Mon 14h + Tue–Fri 8h (46h week) at $20/hr.
By Sammy S. · Founder · AuthorUpdated for 2026
Daily after 8h*
$980
$60
$35,568
Nevada: Daily OT (1.5× after 8h/day for employees earning under $18.00/hr); all employees: 1.5× after 40h/week. Source: NRS 608.018 Rank #4 on Mon 14h + Tue–Fri 8h (46h week) at $20/hr. Nevada daily OT applies under $18.00/hr.
Vignette gross for jurisdictions bordering Nevada. Nevada: $980 (Daily after 8h*).
Same Mon 14h + Tue–Fri 8h pattern. Salary exempt threshold: $35,568/yr.
$15/hr (below NV daily cap)
$735
OT premium ~$45
$20/hr (vignette default)
$980
OT premium ~$60
$25/hr
$1,225
OT premium ~$75
Nevada is ranked #4 on our vignette week (#1 = highest gross). Rule badge: Daily after 8h*. Nevada: Daily OT (1.5× after 8h/day for employees earning under $18.00/hr); all employees: 1.5× after 40h/week. Source: NRS 608.018
Federal FLSA still sets the baseline: nonexempt employees generally earn 1.5× for hours over 40 in a workweek everywhere. Nevada adds state daily rules that can increase pay before the weekly threshold is reached.
Use /us-overtime-calculator to test your schedule; gross OT here is pre-tax.
We model Monday 14 hours and Tuesday–Friday 8 hours at $20/hr. Nevada gross: $980.
That is $60 above paying every hour at straight time—driven by daily OT, and/or weekly OT depending on the state.
Compare with California ($1,000) or Texas ($980) on the compare hub.
Long shifts in Nevada affect gross differently—model day-by-day hours, not just weekly totals.
Check /minimum-wage for the applicable hourly minimum; overtime multipliers apply to the regular rate.
Union, public-sector, and industry-specific wage orders may override general summaries—verify with the state labor agency.
Quick steps before relying on this vignette for payroll decisions.
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