FORMATIING: Overall, the formatting for this section is not that tricky. $ are not required in the Payroll Register. Please fill in all the numbers using comma style. I am entries properly using the same indents as required in AC1100.\ Part A: Exercises - Figuring out Payroll Numbers (Value 30 points)\ Exercise 1 (Value 5 points)\ Calculate the total wages earned for each employee (assume an overtime rate of time and one half over 40 hours).\ Employee A) Chris Lauder earns

$22

per hour and worked 43 hours in one week.\ Employee B) Jackie Henson earns

$31

per hour and worked 45 hours in one week.\ Exercise 2 (Value 10 points)\ For the week below, please complete the chart for gross earnings for the week. Assume an overtime rate of double time 40 hours.\ \\\\table[[,Hourly Rate,No. of Hours],[Kristen Jenkins,

$20

,36],[Henry McDonald,

$33

,45],[Lisa Pine,

$29

,43]]\ Exercise 3 (Value 5 points)\ Calculate the number of hours of overtime owed to each of the following employees if they are paid overtime for total weekly hours over

40

per week.

FORMATTING: Overall, the formatting for this section is not that tricky. \$ are not required in the Payroll Register. Please fill in all the numbers using comma style. I am entries properly using the same indents as required in AC1100. Part A: Exercises - Figuring out Payroll Numbers (Value 30 points) Exercise 1 (Value 5 points) Calculate the total wages earned for each employee (assume an overtime rate of time and one half over 40 hours). Employee A) Chris Lauder earns $22 per hour and worked 43 hours in one week. Employee B) Jackie Henson earns $31 per hour and worked 45 hours in one week. Exercise 2 (Value 10 points) For the week below, please complete the chart for gross earnings for the week. Assume an overtime rate of double time 40 hours. Exercise 3 (Value 5 points) Calculate the number of hours of overtime owed to each of the following employees if they are paid overtime for total weekly hours over 40 per week