Calculating Work Hours Efficiently

Alright, let's calculate for *:
- February * has 29 days (leap year), which is * weeks + 1 day.
- March has 31 days, which is * weeks + 3 days.
From 1st February to 1st April *:
- Full weeks: * weeks
- Extra days: 4 days (* from February + * from March)
So, you worked:
- Weeks: * hours/week * * weeks = * hours
- Extra days: * hours/day * 4 days = * hours
Total hours = * hours + * hours = * hours
You worked * hours from 1st February to 1st April *.

Sure, to calculate the total working hours from 1st April to today (assuming today is 15th October *):
- April has 30 days: * weeks + 2 days
- May has 31 days: * weeks + 3 days
- June has 30 days: * weeks + 2 days
- July has 31 days: * weeks + 3 days
- August has 31 days: * weeks + 3 days
- September has 30 days: * weeks + 2 days
- October has 15 days up to today: * weeks + 1 day
Total weeks: * weeks
Extra days: 16 days
Working hours:
- Weeks: * hours/week * * weeks = * hours
- Extra days: * hours/day * 16 days = * hours
- Total hours = * hours + * hours = * hours
So, you worked * hours from 1st April to today.

Case Rating: *
To calculate the total working hours from 1st February * to 1st February *:
- February *: 29 days (leap year) = * weeks + 1 day
- March * - January *: 11 months = * weeks
Total weeks: * weeks + 1 day
- Working hours:
- Weeks: * hours/week * * weeks = * hours
- Extra day: * hours/day * 1 day = * hours
Total hours = * hours + * hours = * hours
You worked * hours from 1st February * to 1st February *.

Case Rating: *
To calculate the total earnings from 1st February * to 1st February * at £*.* per hour:
- Total hours: * hours
- Hourly rate: £*.*
Total earnings = * hours * £*.*/hour = £*,*.*