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It depends on the state. It depends on how you get paid, weekly, monthly, biweekly. Pay rate x 25% in Ohio. minus 30 (paid weekly) x 7.30 - whichever is greater you pay.
in the Curves I worked in I made only 1 dollar above minimum wage. And if I was late I got docked 50 cents per hour (even 2 minutes late).
Wage bracket and withholding table
Get an under the table job.
Minimum wage in 1972 was $1.60. See U.S. Dept of Labor Wage and Hour Division for a table of minimum wage history since 1938.
Absolutely not, nobody including minors may be payed less then minimum wage; unless hired "under the table" which is illegal.
Minimum wages are set both nationally and statewide. The minimum wage gives employers a guideline as to the legal minimum amount paid to employees. the minimum wage served to keep 86% of workers and their families above the poverty line for a family of four. Today that percentage has dropped to 64%, in effect leaving 36% of wage earners living at or below the poverty line. The current minimum wage amounts are roughly half of what the projected living wage is in any given area. Living wage is defined as the estimated amount of income necessary to live comfortably and put a family into the bracket of middle class.
The person should be paid for the cost of the wood to build the picnic table and then an amount for the time he spends building the actual table. The wage can be by job or per hour he works on the table. Discussing it with the builder to come to agreeable terms is the best option, but ten or twelve dollars per hour sounds reasonable to me depending on the quality of the table that is built.
To find the pay table for your job. You can look at this site: http://www.cpms.osd.mil/Subpage/Wage/LatestSchedules/ Select your location then look at the chart.
Wage expense
Minimum wage is a starting wage
The real wage is the amount of money paid when adjusted for inflation. This wage will rise if the nominal wage rises.
I'm not entirely sure but sometimes they get comission. For example, waiters and waitresses might not necessarily ear minimum wage but for every table they serve they get a tip. Or, if you're a salesperson, you might get a low-based salary but the more you sell, the more comission you get.
Wage Entitlement is when you get entitled to get a raise on you wage. A wage is when you get money or getting money on pay day.