1.2 Use the information given below to calculate the labour cost to Yolo Enterprises in respect of T. Henry for the week ended 27 March 2021. INFORMATION Yalo Enterprises submitted the following information for the week ended 27 March 2021 in respect of an employee, T. Henry, who is employed at one of its projects: Hours worked Sunday Monday to Friday Saturday 47 Additional information : The normal working week is Monday to Friday and comprises 45 hours. : The normal wage rate is R180 per hour. : Overtime during the normal working week and on Saturdays is remunerated at time-and-a-half of the normal rate. : Overtime on Sundays is remunerated at twice the normal rate. : The following deductions are applicable to T. Henry: Income tax 20% of taxable income Pension 8% of normal pay Medical R400 per week aid : Yolo Enterprises contributes on a Rand-for-Rand basis to the pension fund and medical aid fund. 5.

1.2 Use the information given below to calculate the labour cost to Yolo Enterprises in respect of T. Henry for the week ended 27 March 2021. INFORMATION Yalo Enterprises submitted the following information for the week ended 27 March 2021 in respect of an employee, T. Henry, who is employed at one of its projects: Hours worked Sunday Monday to Friday Saturday 47 Additional information : The normal working week is Monday to Friday and comprises 45 hours. : The normal wage rate is R180 per hour. : Overtime during the normal working week and on Saturdays is remunerated at time-and-a-half of the normal rate. : Overtime on Sundays is remunerated at twice the normal rate. : The following deductions are applicable to T. Henry: Income tax 20% of taxable income Pension 8% of normal pay Medical R400 per week aid : Yolo Enterprises contributes on a Rand-for-Rand basis to the pension fund and medical aid fund. 5.

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Chapter2: Computing Wages And Salaries

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