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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 14mins
Wage earners can substantially increase their earnings by?
Not contributing to a medical aid fund
Going off sick and claiming Statutory Sick pay
Going on holiday
Working overtime
Which amount will be paid into the employees account?
Gross salary
Net Salary
Deductions
Contributions
Amount of money paid for each hour of work
salary
hourly rate
commission
piecework
Money paid for hourly work
tip
time card
salary
wage
Payment of 2 times the regular hourly rate
Annual Wage
Hourly Rate
Time and a half
Double Time
Payment of 1.5 times the regular hourly rate
Salary
Annual Wage
Double Time
Overtime
Work paid according to the number of units completed
Piecework
Hourly rate
Bonus
Wage
Minimum Wage
Payment of 1.5 times the regular hourly rate
Least hourly rate that a worker can legally be paid
Annual Salary
Payment of a fixed amount of money at regular intervals
Payment of a fixed amount of money at regular intervals
Commission
Bonus
Salary
Double time
Money given to an employee in addition to earned wages or salary
Bonus
Wage
Minimum Wage
Salary
If a carpenter makes £15/hr and works for 38 hours, how much will his gross earnings be?
£570.00
£325.00
£1240.00
£5,423.00
Narelle is paid a salary of £45 000 per year. Calculate her weekly pay.
£865.38
£965.65
£864.38
£662.78
Luke earned a salary of £48,048 last year.
How much did he earn a month?
£572
£924
£4004
£6864
Gross pay is _________________________.
money that has old yogurt and rotten tomatoes all over it.
the amount of your paycheck after taxes and insurance.
your pay before any deductions have been taken out.
your annual salary.
Net pay is ____________________________
the amount of money your make playing basketball.
the amount of money you found in Dad's fishing net.
the amount of your paycheck AFTER deductions like taxes, insurance and retirement savings have been taken out.
the amount of your paycheck BEFORE any deductions have been taken out.
On an pay slip, taxes, insurance and retirement savings are examples of _____________________.
things I don't need to worry about.
extra money an employee makes when they work overtime.
deductions that are subtracted from my gross pay.
deductions that are subtracted from my net pay.
What do I multiply to find the time and a half rate?
Overtime rate and 2
Regular hourly rate and 1.5
Regular hourly rate and 2
Regular wages and 1.5
Your income before deductions are taken off.
All the money in my Piggy Bank.
Income
Net Income
Gross Income
Employers have a statutory duty to deduct Income Tax from employees, if they earn above a certain threshold. This is known as
PAYT
TAPE
PAYE
PAWE
The most common tax code in Scotland in Tax year 2021 to 2022 is:
S1257L
1257
S1250L
1250
With a tax code of S1257L, this would give the employee an annual personal allowance of:
£12.57
£1,257
£12,500
£12,570
How many bands of Income Tax rate are there in Scotland?
3
6
4
5
