   Weekly        52   paychecks   per   year
   Biweekly      26   paychecks   per   year
   Semimonthly   24   paychecks   per   year
   Monthly       12   paychecks   per   year
   Weekly        24,960   ÷   52   =    $480
   Biweekly      24,960   ÷   26   =    $960
   Semimonthly   24,960   ÷   24   =   $1,040
   Monthly       24,960   ÷   12   =   $2,080
   Weekly        18,200   ÷   52   =   _______
   Biweekly      18,200   ÷   26   =   _______
   Semimonthly   18,200   ÷   24   =   _______
   Monthly       18,200   ÷   12   =   _______
   Hourly
    ◦ Rate of pay for time worked
    ◦ Minimum wage is “hourly”
   Salary
    ◦ Straight amount, regardless of
      time worked
   Commission
    ◦ Based on sales or performance
    ◦ Usually a percentage of sales
   Piece Work
    ◦ Based on production
    ◦ Usually a set price per unit
   Weekly           52   paychecks   year
   Biweekly         26   paychecks   year
   Semimonthly      24   paychecks   year
   Monthly          12   paychecks   year
   Establishes minimum wage
    ◦ Federal =       $7.25
    ◦ Michigan =      $7.40
    ◦ Higher rate applies
   Requires overtime premium for any hour worked
    over 40 in one week
    ◦ Time-and-a-half (1.5) for overtime
    ◦ Double-Time NOT required by law
   Some employees are exempt from this law
    ◦ Employees of movie theaters
    ◦ Agricultural workers
    ◦ Workers covered by other laws
      (Railroad, Truck Drivers)
    ◦ Salaried workers
   Juan Olivar worked 35 hours @ 9.50 per hour
    ◦ 35 x 9.50 = 332.50
   Tomoki Romo worked
    48 hours @ $12.75 per hour
    ◦ Worked more than 40 hours
      (8 hours will be at overtime rate)
    ◦ 40 x 12.75 = 510.00
    ◦ 8 x (12.75 x 1.5) converts to
    ◦ 8 x 19.125 (rounded to 19.13) = 153.04
    ◦ 510.00 regular + 153.04 overtime = 663.04 gross
      earnings (or gross pay)
   Shawn Williams worked
    52 hours @ $7.45 per hour
   40 hours      X 7.45     = _______________
   12 hours      X (7.45 x 1.5*) =
    _______________
   Regular __________ + Overtime _____________
   Gross Earnings = _______________


                   *Remember to round to 2 decimal places
   Employee is told in advance what annual
    salary is
   Based on how often an employee is paid,
    earnings are calculated as follows …
   Nadia Mendez is a school teacher paid
    $29,800 per year
    ◦   Weekly 29,800 ÷ 52 =    573.08
    ◦   Biweekly     29,800 ÷ 26 =    1,146.15
    ◦   Semimonthly 29,800 ÷ 24 =     1,241.67
    ◦   Monthly 29,800 ÷ 12 =   2,483.33
   Carl Freeman is an accountant paid $42,100
    per year
    ◦ Weekly 42,100 ÷ 52 =    __________
    ◦ Biweekly     42,100 ÷ 26 =     __________
      Semimonthly 42,100 ÷ 24 =      __________
    ◦ Monthly 42,100 ÷ 12 =    __________
   Salary is calculated same as presented before
   Commission is a percentage of total sales
    (usually paid for sales over a set quota, less
    returns)
    ◦ Quota = Expected amount
    ◦ Returns = Items or amounts customers return,
      which reduces the sale
Gary’s straight-time salary is $500 per week.
This week his total sales were $2,500 and $75
was returned. His quota is set at $1,700. His
commission is based on 6% of sales after
returned merchandise, after he met his quota.
Actual Sales   2,500 – 75 =     2,425.00
Sales Above    2,425 – 1,700 =       725.00
Commission     725 x 6% =       43.50
Salary + Comm.       500 + 43.50 = 543.50
Gene Jordan receives a salary of $440 per week
plus 18% commission on all sales over $2,800.
Gene’s total sales last week were $5,500.
Returned sales were $1,250.
Actual Sales   ______ - ______=       ______
Sales Above    ______ – ______ =      ______
Commission     ______ – ______ =      ______
Salary + Comm.       ______ – ______ =
______
   Wage based on the number of units or pieces
    produced
   Common in manufacturing facilities
   Quota is often set
   Toby Jennings works for a wholesale
    medication warehouse. He is compensated
    on the number of lines he files from an order.
     He is paid $.04 for each line filled. Toby
    filled 15,193 line items this pay period.
   Earnings 15,193 x $.04 =         $607.72

Paying Employees

  • 2.
    Weekly 52 paychecks per year  Biweekly 26 paychecks per year  Semimonthly 24 paychecks per year  Monthly 12 paychecks per year
  • 3.
    Weekly 24,960 ÷ 52 = $480  Biweekly 24,960 ÷ 26 = $960  Semimonthly 24,960 ÷ 24 = $1,040  Monthly 24,960 ÷ 12 = $2,080
  • 4.
    Weekly 18,200 ÷ 52 = _______  Biweekly 18,200 ÷ 26 = _______  Semimonthly 18,200 ÷ 24 = _______  Monthly 18,200 ÷ 12 = _______
  • 5.
    Hourly ◦ Rate of pay for time worked ◦ Minimum wage is “hourly”  Salary ◦ Straight amount, regardless of time worked  Commission ◦ Based on sales or performance ◦ Usually a percentage of sales  Piece Work ◦ Based on production ◦ Usually a set price per unit
  • 6.
    Weekly  52 paychecks year  Biweekly  26 paychecks year  Semimonthly  24 paychecks year  Monthly  12 paychecks year
  • 7.
    Establishes minimum wage ◦ Federal = $7.25 ◦ Michigan = $7.40 ◦ Higher rate applies  Requires overtime premium for any hour worked over 40 in one week ◦ Time-and-a-half (1.5) for overtime ◦ Double-Time NOT required by law  Some employees are exempt from this law ◦ Employees of movie theaters ◦ Agricultural workers ◦ Workers covered by other laws (Railroad, Truck Drivers) ◦ Salaried workers
  • 8.
    Juan Olivar worked 35 hours @ 9.50 per hour ◦ 35 x 9.50 = 332.50  Tomoki Romo worked 48 hours @ $12.75 per hour ◦ Worked more than 40 hours (8 hours will be at overtime rate) ◦ 40 x 12.75 = 510.00 ◦ 8 x (12.75 x 1.5) converts to ◦ 8 x 19.125 (rounded to 19.13) = 153.04 ◦ 510.00 regular + 153.04 overtime = 663.04 gross earnings (or gross pay)
  • 9.
    Shawn Williams worked 52 hours @ $7.45 per hour  40 hours X 7.45 = _______________  12 hours X (7.45 x 1.5*) = _______________  Regular __________ + Overtime _____________  Gross Earnings = _______________ *Remember to round to 2 decimal places
  • 10.
    Employee is told in advance what annual salary is  Based on how often an employee is paid, earnings are calculated as follows …  Nadia Mendez is a school teacher paid $29,800 per year ◦ Weekly 29,800 ÷ 52 = 573.08 ◦ Biweekly 29,800 ÷ 26 = 1,146.15 ◦ Semimonthly 29,800 ÷ 24 = 1,241.67 ◦ Monthly 29,800 ÷ 12 = 2,483.33
  • 11.
    Carl Freeman is an accountant paid $42,100 per year ◦ Weekly 42,100 ÷ 52 = __________ ◦ Biweekly 42,100 ÷ 26 = __________ Semimonthly 42,100 ÷ 24 = __________ ◦ Monthly 42,100 ÷ 12 = __________
  • 12.
    Salary is calculated same as presented before  Commission is a percentage of total sales (usually paid for sales over a set quota, less returns) ◦ Quota = Expected amount ◦ Returns = Items or amounts customers return, which reduces the sale
  • 13.
    Gary’s straight-time salaryis $500 per week. This week his total sales were $2,500 and $75 was returned. His quota is set at $1,700. His commission is based on 6% of sales after returned merchandise, after he met his quota. Actual Sales 2,500 – 75 = 2,425.00 Sales Above 2,425 – 1,700 = 725.00 Commission 725 x 6% = 43.50 Salary + Comm. 500 + 43.50 = 543.50
  • 14.
    Gene Jordan receivesa salary of $440 per week plus 18% commission on all sales over $2,800. Gene’s total sales last week were $5,500. Returned sales were $1,250. Actual Sales ______ - ______= ______ Sales Above ______ – ______ = ______ Commission ______ – ______ = ______ Salary + Comm. ______ – ______ = ______
  • 15.
    Wage based on the number of units or pieces produced  Common in manufacturing facilities  Quota is often set  Toby Jennings works for a wholesale medication warehouse. He is compensated on the number of lines he files from an order. He is paid $.04 for each line filled. Toby filled 15,193 line items this pay period.  Earnings 15,193 x $.04 = $607.72