How Much An Hour Is 87000 A Year?

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How much an hour is 87000 a year?

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Monthly salary = annual salary / 12 Biweekly salary = 2 x annual salary / worked weeks Weekly salary = annual salary / worked weeks Daily salary = weekly salary / 5 Hourly wage = weekly salary / hours a week

A note on Federal civilian employees hourly and biweekly rates

Hourly rates of basic pay, for most Federal civilian employees, are computed by dividing an employee's annual rate of basic pay by 2,087 hours.

Biweekly rates of basic pay, for most Federal civilian employees, are computed by multiplying an employee's hourly rate of basic pay by 80 hours.

2087 hours is equivalent to roughly 52 weeks (the number of hours in 52 workweeks of 40 hours) or precisely 52.1786 weeks on average.

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Fact Sheet: Computing Hourly Rates of Pay Using the 2,087-Hour Divisor

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