The worker classes shown in Table $3$ will be used to construct the Real Estate Office in Appendix E$.$ Given the following information, determine the burdened hourly wage rate for each worker class. Assume the workers take full advantage of the retirement benefit.

Table $3$

Worker Classes for Real Estate Office

Worker ClassHourly WagesWorkers$$ Compensation InsuranceSuperintendentGeneral laborer$16\mathrm{.}558\mathrm{.}42$Cement mason$21\mathrm{.}6511\mathrm{.}54$Mason$27\mathrm{.}209\mathrm{.}20$Rough carpenter$24\mathrm{.}1710\mathrm{.}66$Finish carpenter$28\mathrm{.}246\mathrm{.}95$Roofer$19\mathrm{.}3512\mathrm{.}21$Plumber$33\mathrm{.}258\mathrm{.}25$HVAC installer$43\mathrm{.}508\mathrm{.}45$Electrician$31\mathrm{.}758\mathrm{.}60$Equipment operator$21\mathrm{.}256\mathrm{.}25$

Wage rate$$as per Table $3$Hours worked$40$ hours per week for $50$ weeksVacation, holidays, and sick leave$80$ hours per yearSocial security$6\mathrm{.}2$ percent on the first of wagesMedicare$1\mathrm{.}45$ percent of all wagesFUTA$0\mathrm{.}6$ percent on the first of wagesSUTA$1\mathrm{.}25$ percent on the first of wagesWorkers$$ compensation insurance$$as per Table $3$General liability insurance$1\mathrm{.}05$ percent of wagesHealth insurance $($company$$s portion$)$ per month per employeeRetirement$$ per contributed by the employee on $6$ percent of the employee$$s wages