Kurt Lopez began work this week for the Jaworski Company. Based on a 5-day workweek, his annual salary is $78,000, and he meets the test of anexempt white-collar employee. Since he started working on Tuesday, his first week's pay would be $1,200.$78,000/52 weeks =Gross pay$1,500$1,500 × 4/5 = $1,200Connie Duffy started working for Dexter Company on Thursday of this week. She worked 8 hours on Thursday and 9 hours on Friday. Her annual salary is$57,200, and she is an exempt white-collar employee.Determine her gross pay for her first partial week of work.

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Kurt Lopez began work this week for the Jaworski Company. Based on a 5-day workweek, his annual salary is $78,000, and he meets exempt white-collar employee. Since he started working on Tuesday, his first week's pay would be $1,200. $78,000/52 weeks = $1,500 $1,500 x 4/5 = $1,200 Connie Duffy started working for Dexter Company on Thursday of this week. She worked 8 hours on Thursday and 9 hours on Friday. He $57,200, and she is an exempt white-collar employee. Determine her gross pay for her first partial week of work.

Kurt Lopez began work this week for the Jaworski Company. Based on a 5-day workweek, his annual salary is $78,000, and he meets exempt white-collar employee. Since he started working on Tuesday, his first week's pay would be $1,200. $78,000/52 weeks = $1,500 $1,500 x 4/5 = $1,200 Connie Duffy started working for Dexter Company on Thursday of this week. She worked 8 hours on Thursday and 9 hours on Friday. He $57,200, and she is an exempt white-collar employee. Determine her gross pay for her first partial week of work.

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Chapter2: Computing Wages And Salaries

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