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Weekly and Monthly Wage Calculations

The document presents various scenarios calculating total wages for different employees based on their salaries, overtime, bonuses, and commissions. It includes detailed calculations for Bea, Ramon, Jenny, Arlene, Mae, and Marco, showcasing how to derive their total earnings for specific periods. Each example illustrates the application of hourly rates, overtime rates, and additional allowances or commissions.
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Weekly and Monthly Wage Calculations

The document presents various scenarios calculating total wages for different employees based on their salaries, overtime, bonuses, and commissions. It includes detailed calculations for Bea, Ramon, Jenny, Arlene, Mae, and Marco, showcasing how to derive their total earnings for specific periods. Each example illustrates the application of hourly rates, overtime rates, and additional allowances or commissions.
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PROBLEM SOLVING

Activity
LET’S DO THIS!
Bea is a customer service team lead in
Makati with an annual salary of
₱480,000. She works 40 hours per week,
but this week she worked 6 extra hours
(paid 1.5 times). She also received a
weekly team bonus of ₱1,000 and a sales
commission of ₱3,000 for upselling
services. What is Bea’s total weekly wage
this week?
Given:
Annual Salary = ₱480,000
Working Hours = 40hrs/week
Overtime = 6hrs
Overtime rate= 1.5
bonus= ₱1,000
commission income= ₱3,000

Solution:
Weekly base salary = ₱480,000 ÷ 52 = ₱9,230.77
Hourly rate = ₱9,230.77 ÷ 40 = ₱230.77
Overtime pay = ₱230.77 × 6 × 1.5 ₱2,076.92
Total = ₱9,230.77 + ₱2,076.92 + ₱1,000 + ₱3,000 =
₱15,307.69
Ramon is a utility worker in a public
school in Cavite and is paid ₱570 per
day. One month, he worked 22
regular days and had 5 hours of
overtime. His regular work hours are
8 hours per day, and overtime is paid
at 125% of the hourly rate. What is
Ramon’s total wage for the month?
Given:
Daily Wage = ₱570
Working Days = 22days/month
Overtime = 5hrs
Overtime rate= 125%= 1.25

Solution:
Regular monthly wage = ₱570 × 22 = ₱12,540
Regular hourly rate = ₱570 ÷ 8 = ₱71.25
Overtime pay (₱71.25)(5)(1.25) = ₱445.31
Total monthly wage = ₱12,540 + ₱445.31 =
₱12,985.31
Jenny is a sales promoter at a local
appliance store in Tagbilaran, Bohol. She
earns a daily wage of ₱620, a monthly
transportation allowance of ₱1,000, and a
commission of 2% on total sales. In one
month, she worked 26 days and made
₱80,000 in total sales. What is Jenny’s
total monthly earnings?
Given:
Daily Wage = ₱620
transportation allowance= ₱1,000
commission rate= 2% = .02
total sales= ₱80,000
Working Days = 26days/month

Solution:
Regular wage = ₱620 × 26 = ₱16,120
Commission Income= 2% of ₱80,000 =
₱1,600
Allowance = ₱1,000
Total = ₱16,120 + ₱1,600 + ₱1,000 =
₱18,720
Arlene is a home appliance technician in
Davao City. She is paid ₱650 per day and
works 22 days a month. She also gets a
₱1,500 monthly meal allowance, works 6
hours of overtime (paid at 130% of her hourly
rate), and earns ₱500 commission per
appliance repaired beyond the quota. This
month, she repaired 4 extra appliances. If
Arlene budgets 25% of her total income for
emergencies, how much is her total monthly
income, and how much does she set aside for
emergencies?
Given:
Daily Wage = ₱650
Working Days = 22days/month
Overtime = 6hrs
Overtime rate= 130%= 1.30
Meal allowance = ₱1,500
commission= ₱500 / item
# item= 4

Solution:
Regular wage = ₱650 × 22 = ₱14,300
Regular hourly rate = ₱650 ÷ 8 = ₱81.25
Overtime pay = ₱81.25 × 6× 1.30 6 = ₱633.78
Commission = ₱500 × 4 = ₱2,000
Meal allowance = ₱1,500
Total income = ₱14,300 + ₱633.78 + ₱2,000 + ₱1,500 =
₱18,433.78
Mae works from home in Iloilo doing
digital embroidery. She is paid ₱60 per
item and gets a monthly internet
allowance of ₱1,200. She finishes 50
items per week. What is Mae’s total
weekly earnings, including allowance?
Given:
commission= ₱60/item
monthly internet allowance= ₱1,200

Solution:
Piecework pay = 50 × ₱60 = ₱3,000
Weekly allowance = ₱1,200 ÷ 4 = ₱300
Total weekly income = ₱3,000 + ₱300 =
₱3,300
Marco works as a technician in a
manufacturing plant in Laguna. He has
a monthly base salary of ₱20,000. He
often works overtime. For one month,
he worked 12 hours of overtime.
Overtime is paid 125% of the regular
hourly rate. His regular work hours are
8 hours/day for 22 working days. What
is Marco’s total pay for the month
including his overtime?
Given:
Monthly Salary = ₱20,000
Working Days = 22days/month
Working Hours= 8hrs/day
Overtime = 12hrs
Overtime rate= 125%= 1.25

Solution:
Monthly hours = 8 hours/day × 22 days = 176
hours
Hourly Rate = ₱20,000 ÷ 176 = ₱113.64
Overtime Pay =₱113.64 × 12 × 1.25 = ₱1,704.60
Total Month Pay = ₱20,000 + ₱1,704.60 =
₱21,704.60

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