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Dennis_Churaev [7]
2 years ago
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Anna35 [415]2 years ago
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Based on the different types of compensation and their determination, the following are true:

  • Wages - Paid by the Hour - Sarah's direct deposit.
  • Commission -  A percentage of sales - Lucinda's percentage.
  • Salary - Calculated weekly or monthly - Frank's overtime pay.  
  • Bonuses - For performance - Janet's Low Sales.
  • Profit sharing - Based on Co. earnings - Robert's year end reward.

<h3>Types of compensation </h3>

Wages are calculated by the hour and then paid to the relevant employee sometimes in cash or by direct debit. Commissions are a percentage of sales.

Salaries are calculate monthly or weekly and include overtime. Bonuses are based on performance so people who don't perform well don't get much. Profit sharing depends on how much a company makes in a year and are distributed at the end of the year.

Find out more on compensation types at brainly.com/question/6480493.

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