In 2017, months that had five-week pay periods typically included those where the first day of the month fell on a day that allowed for five complete weeks within that month. Specifically, January, March, May, July, August, and December had five pay periods when using a bi-weekly pay schedule that starts on the first day of the month. Each of these months had 31 days, allowing for the extra pay period.
If you are paid bi-weekly, you receive 26 pay periods in a year. For 10 months, which is approximately 5/6 of a year, you would have about 22 pay periods (10 months divided by 12 months per year multiplied by 26 pay periods). Therefore, if paid bi-weekly for 10 months, you can expect around 22 pay periods.
Depends on employer's pay periods. can be 1 week or 2. 2 minimum monthly req'd many states.
I think that the question should be phrased "how many months have 5 paydays (aka pay weeks) in them" instead of how many 5 week months are there? I know that is the question that I was asking. The answer to the first question then is: 4 The months with 5 paydays (aka pay weeks) are: March June August November
there r 52 weeks.. so biweekly would make 104 pay periods No, you divide 52 by 2 if you are paid biweekly, therefore there are 26 pay periods in a year. There would be 104 pay periods if you were paid twice a week, not paid once every 2 weeks.
26 not 24, there are 52 weeks in a year which is more accurate than 12 months * 2 if you actually work a full year, you'd lose 2 pay periods for no reason...
It is very easy. You just take the biweekly gross amount on the paycheck and multiply it by 26 which is the number of 2 week periods in a year. Then you divide this total by 12 because there are 12 months in a year. The result is your monthly pay. Geez. How much simpler can a question be? Do I win a car?
There are typically three pay periods in a quarter if an organization pays employees biweekly, as there are about 13 weeks in a quarter. If the company pays weekly, there would be approximately 13 pay periods. For monthly pay periods, there would be three pay periods in a quarter. Thus, the number of pay periods can vary based on the pay schedule used by the organization.
Answer: 2.17 There are 52 weeks in a 1 year. In one year there is 12 months. In 1 month there is 2.17 bi-weekly pay periods on average. There will be 4 months a year I believe you will receive 3 paychecks within the same month. 52/12= 4.33/ 2 (bi weekly paychecks) = 2.166666
Biweekly means every two weeks that should be around 24 pay periods.
There are three pay periods left in 2018.
Answer: 2.17 There are 52 weeks in a 1 year. In one year there is 12 months. In 1 month there is 2.17 bi-weekly pay periods on average. There will be 4 months a year I believe you will receive 3 paychecks within the same month. 52/12= 4.33/ 2 (bi weekly paychecks) = 2.166666
-- If you get paid every 7 days on the same day of the week, then it depends which day of the week is pay day. In 2013 ... Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Thursday . . . . 4 months with 5 paydays Tuesday . . . . . 5 months with 5 paydays Friday . . . . . . . 3 months with 5 paydays Saturday . . . . . 2 months with 5 paydays