This document contains Marbel Rodriguez's timesheet for the week of November 8-14, 2010. It shows her job title as Veterinarian in the Veterinary department. It lists her daily work hours and calculates her total hours worked that week as 41.75 hours. At her hourly rate of $32, it calculates her total hourly pay as $1,341.33.
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1. Weekly Timesheet 0
Employee ID: 1102262 Name: Marbel Ro
Title: Veterinarian Dept: Veterin
Start Date: 11/8/2010 Number of working days per week:
Date: Day Time
In Out In Out
Monday 8:00 12:00 12:30 17:15
Tuesday 8:03 12:00 12:30 17:05
Wednesday 8:00 12:05 12:45 17:02
Thursday 8:00 12:00 12:30 17:00
Friday 8:04 12:10 12:30 16:00
Saturday
Sunday
Total Hour
Total Hourly Rate
Total Hourly Hourly Rate
Start Date: 11/8/2010 Number of working days per week:
Date: Day Time
In Out In Out
Monday 8:00 12:00 12:30 17:15
Tuesday 8:03 12:00 12:30 17:05
Wednesday 8:00 12:05 12:45 17:02
Thursday 8:00 12:00 12:30 17:00
Friday 8:04 12:10 12:30 16:00
Saturday
Sunday
Total Hour
Total Hourly Rate
Total Hourly Hourly Rate
3. Budget for the Month November
Income Amount
Wages
Bonus Income
Total Income 0
Expenses Budgeted
Mortgage/Rent $450
Electricity $150
Water $45
Garbage/Sewer $25
Home GableSateline $100
Internet $50
Food/Groceries $200
Houssehold $200
Laundry/dry cleaning 0
Students loans $250
Credit Cards 0
Bills
Car Paymates $300
Cell phone $45
Homeowner's Insurance $150
Health Insurance $89
Insurance
Life Insurance $35
Car Insurance $300
Public Transportation 0
Transportation
Fuel/ Car Maintenance $75
Prescriptions $35
Health
Doctor's Appointments $150
Entertainment/Dining $70
Clothing 465
Personal
Personal care $15
Dining Out $70
Total Mothly Expense 3269
Total Monthly Income 0
C41
Monthly Balance: C43-C44
