Valio guides
Know what your hours are worth
Plain-language answers to the questions hourly workers actually search for — overtime math, night differentials, holiday pay, timesheets, and records that hold up — each with the way to handle it in Valio.
What to look for in an iPhone hours tracker
The worker-first features that matter when your tracker also needs to make pay understandable.
Read the guide →How to check your paycheck with your own work record
A five-step check that separates missing hours from taxes, deductions, and bad assumptions.
Read the guide →How to calculate overtime pay
The time-and-a-half formula, daily vs weekly rules, and what happens when premiums overlap.
Read the guide →What to look for in a clock in clock out app
One-tap punches, real break handling, offline reliability — the checklist before you commit.
Read the guide →How to make a timesheet for your employer or client
What belongs on it, what gets you paid faster, and one-tap PDF export.
Read the guide →How to track hours for multiple jobs
Separate rates, separate timesheets, and the overtime question nobody warns you about.
Read the guide →Night shift differential, explained
How night pay is set, the overtime interaction that gets underpaid, and overnight tracking.
Read the guide →Holiday pay and double time: how they work
Time and a half vs double time, and what happens when premiums land on the same hour.
Read the guide →How to prove the hours you worked
Why your own log counts as evidence, and what a defensible record looks like.
Read the guide →Tracking nanny hours and pay
Timesheets a family can read, overtime that computes itself, records that protect both sides.
Read the guide →Track it instead of calculating it.
Valio applies your job’s actual pay rules to every shift you record — and shows the math.