Pay and conversions
Pay and contract dates
Turn a daily rate into a monthly wage and back, find the end date of a contract, and what you earn and the leave you build up for the days on board.
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How it works
Crewing companies usually count a month as 30 days when converting a daily rate to a monthly wage (a daily rate of 300 $ is 9,000 $ a month); some use 30.42 (365 / 12). Check your contract.
The contract end keeps the day of the month (4 November + 4 months = 4 March; 31 January + 1 month = 28 or 29 February). Days on board count both the sign-on and the sign-off day. Leave: MLC requires at least 2.5 calendar days per month of employment; many contracts give more.
Tax, allowances, overtime and deductions are not included.
For training and cross-checking. Not a substitute for approved navigation equipment, nautical publications and the ship’s own procedures. Calculations run in your browser and nothing you type is stored; a PDF you download is made on our server and not kept.
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