Joe is an non-exempt employee who worked 39 hours in week 1 of the pay period....

 

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Joe is an non-exempt employee who worked 39 hours in week 1 of the pay period. It was a holiday week, so he also had 8 hours of holiday pay. In the second week, Joe worked 41.5 hours. Joe pays 64.32 each pay period for medical insurance, and contributes 6% of his salary to a 401(k). Joe, a Missouri resident, files his taxes as head of household with $4000 in Step 3 deductions. McMillan Enterprises contributes $150 per pay period to health insurance costs, but does not match 401(k) contributions. If Joe makes $16.75 an hour, how much will McMillan Enterprises pay in total for Joe this pay period? Joe is an non-exempt employee who worked 39 hours in week 1 of the pay period. It was a holiday week, so he also had 8 hours of holiday pay. In the second week, Joe worked 41.5 hours. Joe pays 64.32 each pay period for medical insurance, and contributes 6% of his salary to a 401(k). Joe, a Missouri resident, files his taxes as head of household with $4000 in Step 3 deductions. McMillan Enterprises contributes $150 per pay period to health insurance costs, but does not match 401(k) contributions. If Joe makes $16.75 an hour, how much will McMillan Enterprises pay in total for Joe this pay period?

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First lets calculate Joes regular pay for each week Week 1 39 hours x 1675hour 65325 Week 2 415 hour... View the full answer