3-3 Group Exam

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John is a mechanic with a technical license. He has worked 40 hours at minimum wage this week.  How much is his weekly gross wage?

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John’s boss asks him on Friday to work Saturday, not a holiday. If he works 8 hours, how much more is his gross wage, assuming he is eligible for overtime?

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Sue is a waitress and a high school graduate. This month Sue works 140 hours at 35 hours per week, and her monthly tips are $20.  How much did she earn this month, including employer-paid wages?

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Maria earns $10/hour as a store clerk. This week she worked 50 hours. She worked 40 hours last week. Estimate her gross wage for this current week.

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Cynthia is an engineer with a college degree. She is exempt from overtime. She typically works 50 hours a week and is paid $3,000 per month. How much does she earn per hour?  What does her employer consider her hourly pay?

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Bob has an associate degree in customer service and works as a customer service rep. He earns $15 per hour. At the end of the month, having worked 160 hours, what is his Gross Wage? 

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Mary is a graphic artist with a college degree. She works as an independent contractor. For one job, she charges her client $1,000, and it requires 40 hours of work. For the next job, she charges her client $1,500, and it requires 200 hours of work. What was her combined Gross pay from the two jobs? Can she earn less than minimum wage on a job?

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Anne is a first-year accountant and a recent college graduate. She is paid a salary of $40,000 per year, is expected to work 40 hours a week, and is nonexempt because this is her first year as a staff accountant. During tax season, fifteen weeks from January through April 15, she works 56 hours a week. Does she receive overtime?

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Anne is a first-year accountant and a recent college graduate. She is paid a salary of $40,000 per year, is expected to work 40 hours a week, and is nonexempt because this is her first year as a staff accountant. During tax season, fifteen weeks from January through April 15, she works 56 hours a week. Does she receive overtime?

 

a. How much is her normal rate per hour?

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Anne is a first-year accountant and a recent college graduate. She is paid a salary of $40,000 per year, is expected to work 40 hours a week, and is nonexempt because this is her first year as a staff accountant. During tax season, fifteen weeks from January through April 15, she works 56 hours a week. Does she receive overtime?

b. What is her overtime rate per hour?

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Anne is a first-year accountant and a recent college graduate. She is paid a salary of $40,000 per year, is expected to work 40 hours a week, and is nonexempt because this is her first year as a staff accountant. During tax season, fifteen weeks from January through April 15, she works 56 hours a week. Does she receive overtime?

c. How much extra does Anne earn during the tax busy season (Jan to April)?

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Anne is a first-year accountant and a recent college graduate. She is paid a salary of $40,000 per year, is expected to work 40 hours a week, and is nonexempt because this is her first year as a staff accountant. During tax season, fifteen weeks from January through April 15, she works 56 hours a week.

d. What is Anne's Gross income for the year, including her overtime?

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Robert has a friend, Diane, who wants him to help her with a job.  She estimates it will take 10 hours and she can pay $50 cash.  Using math sense (common sense with engaging your brain), how do you reply?