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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Andrea works for Scheels, a sporting goods store. During the past two weeks, she worked 75 hours. She makes 11.25 per hour. Home much is her gross pay?
(a)
Matt works for the city. He makes $8.00 per hour for the first 40 hours. He is paid $12.00 per hour for time over 40 hours. During the past two weeks, he worked 38 hours the first week and 47 hours the second week. How much is his gross pay?
$708
$85
$680
$1020
You are sitting next to Mary at lunch and see her paycheck on the floor. Should you reach down and pick it up and sneak a peak? Or should you tell Mary that her paycheck is on the floor?
(a)
Being reliable and dependable is
being rude
being respectful
being responsible
displaying effort
Usually includes PTO(paid time off), health insurance, dental/vision
hours worked
benefits
year to date
rate of pay
Total earns before deductions
Net Pay
Gross Pay
Salary
hourly rate
Hourly Pay
Net Pay
Over time wages
Pay given based on how many hours worked
W-2 form
Deductions
Vacation time
401K
W-4 Form
amounts subtracted from your paycheck
W-4 form
A form employees fill out that tells your employer how much tax to withhold from your pay check
Gross income before tax is calculate
Benefits
Form potential employees complete, part of the job application process
Federal Withholding Tax
Pay period
Tax deducted from your paycheck that goes to fund US Govt. agencies
SSN
I-9 form
