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makvit [3.9K]
3 years ago
10

Natalia worked in an automobile plant. she lost her job when the plant relocated to another state.

Business
1 answer:
Agata [3.3K]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

$400.65

Explanation:

Natalia's last 26 weekly salaries:

Week Salary

1 715

2 700

3 730

4 730

5 730

6 720

7 700

8 720

9 720

10 720

11 725

12 720

13 725

14 730

15 730

16 735

17 735

18 735

19 740

20 740

21 740

22 740

23 740

24 740

25 740

26 740

The total compensation for the last 26 weeks = $18,940

her average weekly salary = $18,940 / 26 = $728.46

her unemployment compensation = average weekly salary x 55% = $728.46 x 55% = $400.65

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