Salary Calculation – Employment After July Sample Clauses

Salary Calculation – Employment After July. 1 a. Calculate the number of hours the employee will work, including paid holidays, for the remainder of the fiscal year. b. Multiply the hourly rate by the total number of hours to be worked to determine the total amount that will be earned during the year. c. Multiply the monthly rate times remaining full months in the fiscal year. d. Subtract the answer in (c) from the answer in (b). The remainder equals the first month's pay.
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