Question

ABC has a semi-monthly payroll cycle and a 40 hour standard work week. Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat "2/28 2 hours" "2/29 8 hours" "3/1 8 hours" "3/2 8 hours" "3/3 8 hours" "3/4 8 hours" "3/5 0 hours" "3/6 2 hours" "3/7 8 hours" "3/8 8 hours" "3/9 8 hours" "3/10 8 hours" "3/11 8 hours" "3/12 0 hours" "3/13 2 hours" "3/14 8 hours" "3/15 8 hours" "3/16 8 hours" "3/17 8 hours" "3/18 8 hours" "3/19 8 hours" 1 What would ABC's total pay hours for March 1 - March 15 pay period? 2 What would ABC's total pay hours for the previous pay period? 3 What would ABC's total pay hours for the next pay period?

Answer 1

Based on the monthly working cycle of ABC and the pay periods in March, the pay hours are:

• March 1 - March 15 = 120 hours.
• Previous pay period = 112 hours.
• Next pay period = 128 hours.

What are the pay hours for ABC?

The March 1 to March 15 pay hours would be for 15 days:

= Number of days x average pay

= 15 x 8

= 120 hours

The previous pay period would have been 2 weeks in February which is 14 days:

= 14 x 8

= 112 hours

The next pay period would have to cover the rest of March and so will be from March 16 to March 31 which is 16 days:

= 16 x 8

= 128 hours

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