Question: Example 2-11 Steve Timko worked at two different pay rates during the past week. His main job paid $17.30/hour, while the extra job rate was
Example 2-11
Steve Timko worked at two different pay rates during the past week. His main job paid $17.30/hour, while the extra job rate was $20.50. He worked the first 36 hours at Job "A" and 8 hours at Job "B."
| Method (1) | |||
| Regular earnings | $622.80 (36 $17.30) | ||
| Job B | $164.00 (8 $20.50) | ||
| Overtime rate (higher rate) | $10.25 (0.5 $20.50) | ||
| Overtime pay | $41.00 (4 $10.25) | ||
| Total pay | $827.80 ($622.80 + $164.00 + $41.00) | ||
| Method (2) | |||
| Job A | $622.80 (36 $17.30) | ||
| Job B | $164.00 (8 $20.50) | ||
| Overtime rate (1/2) | $8.94 ($786.80 44 0.5) | ||
| Extra overtime pay | $35.76 (4 $8.94) | ||
| Total pay | $822.56 ($622.80 + $164.00 + $35.76) | ||
| Method (3) | |||
| Job A | $622.80 (36 $17.30) | ||
| Job B | $164.00 (8 $20.50) | ||
| Overtime pay (Job B) | $41.00 (4 $10.25) | ||
| Total pay | $827.80 ($622.80 + $164.00 + $41.00) | ||
Kyle Forman worked 49 hours during the week for Erickson Company at two different jobs. His pay rate was $13.30 for the first 40 hours, and his pay rate was $10.90 for the other 9 hours.
Round your overtime rate and other interim computations to two decimal places and use the rounded amount in subsequent computations. Round the final answers to the nearest cent.
Determine his gross pay for that week if the company uses the one-half average rate method.
a. Gross pay $fill in the blank 1
b. If prior agreement existed that overtime would be paid at the rate for the job performed after the 40th hour, the gross pay would be $fill in the blank 2
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