Calculate Suzanne's wage bill. Suzanne is calculating monthly wages for her employees. Harold makes $12.50 an hour, Pauline makes $15.25 an hour, and Erin makes $21.15 an hour. They each work 40 hours per week, except for Pauline, who works 35 hours per week. Harold: $12.50 x 40 = $500.00 Pauline: $15.25 x 35 = Erin: $21.15 x 40 = $846.00 In a four-week month, Suzanne will pay a total of • in wages.

Calculate Suzanne's wage bill. Suzanne is calculating monthly wages for her employees. Harold makes $12.50 an hour, Pauline makes $15.25 an hour, and Erin makes $21.15 an hour. They each work 40 hours per week, except for Pauline, who works 35 hours per week. Harold: $12.50 x 40 = $500.00 Pauline: $15.25 x 35 = Erin: $21.15 x 40 = $846.00 In a four-week month, Suzanne will pay a total of • in wages.

PAYROLL ACCT.,2019 ED.(LL)-TEXT

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ISBN:9781337619783

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Chapter2: Computing Wages And Salaries

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