Healthcare for those who are over 65 yrs old.

Form you complete that proves your employment eligibility.

Your pay BEFORE deductions.

Money for those who are retired. It comes from a federal trust fund.

Form you complete that lets employer know how much federal tax to withhold from your pay.

Your hourly rate at time and a half. When you work beyond 40 hours a week you get this.

Document you receive in January showing how much money you earned and how much taxes were withheld from previous year.

Retirement fund for people who work at a for-profit organization.

Time for a particular paycheck that you worked or earned wages.

Retirement fund for people who work for a non-profit organization.

Social Security and Medicare withholdings together are called.

Collects taxes and enforces tax laws.

Employer pays your medical bills when you are injured on the job.

Your take-home AFTER deductions.

Organization that enforces health and safety in the workplace.

Largest withholding from your pay.

January 1st through today: Y _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

When you are no longer working: R _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

I worked 45 hours last week. My rate of pay is $15.00 per hour. What is my gross pay?

If my hourly rate is $14.00, what is my overtime hourly rate?

If you earn $12.75 an hour and you worked 22 hours, what would be your gross pay?

What are Voluntary deductions you can pay?

What are mandatory taxes you have to pay?