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An employee normally paid for 36 hours a per week. The standard rate pay per week is $3.60 per hour. A premium of 50% of the basic hour rate is paid for all overtime hour worked.
The employee worked for 42 hours. and worked the following overtime :Machine breakdown 4 hours
To a special job at the request of a customer 2 hoursHow much of the employee earnings will be treated as direct wages.
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Their basic pay (excluding idle time for the machine breakdown) is 38 hours x $3.60 = $136.80. This is a direct cost.
The overtime premium for the special job is 2 hours x 50% x $3.60 = $3.60. This is also a direct cost.Therefore the total direct wages are $140.40.
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Thanks John.
I now understand. 2 hour was added to the 36 basic hour because it was at the request of the customer.
I was confused before by the 38 hour.
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