It depends on what the overhead is of the company and what the level of difficulty the position is. Obviously a company who only takes in profit enough to pay 6 dollars salary cannot afford to properly serve their customers and still pay their employees a significantly larger salary. I will say that in a free market economy it is a bad idea to set a minimum wage, especially if taxes on companies are high. In the US economy today, few businesses can afford to function properly paying 7+ an hour because most states have an excessively high tax on goods.
Minimum wage is 10$ per hour. Good one would be 200-300 per hour.
$7.50
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Divide yearly wage by 2080 hours (that's 40 hours a week for 52 weeks)
Minimum wage is a starting wage
You first need to wokr out how many hours you have worked. Then divide your yearly wage by the number of hours worked.
13.25 can be a good wage, depending on the job, and also your age.
30 hours a week
Hours x Wage
Her weekly wage is 968
Multiply the wage per hour (7.00) by the number of hours worked (35 hours).
$.75
labor !
You may have a legal claim against a trucking company if they are not paying you minimum wage for all hours worked as required by law. You should consult with an employment attorney in your area to discuss the specifics of your situation and determine the best course of action to take against the company. Keep records of your work hours, pay stubs, and any communications with the company related to your wages to support your case.