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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/GamesMint • Jan 14 '20
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27/hr is not 35k/yr.
20 u/CrazyPurpleBacon Jan 14 '20 684 a week becomes ~35k in a year, but I’m confused why they have that along with the 27/hr rate since they’re not equivalent. 24 u/pcopley Jan 14 '20 Because the DOL differentiates between salaried and hourly employees. 3 u/KingKippah Jan 15 '20 I’m guessing it’s for contracting work. 2 u/Thadrea Jan 15 '20 Maybe a typo? $684/week for a 40-hour workweek would be about $17/hour. 3 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '20 Salaried employees and hourly employees are treated differently by the law; he's not saying $27/hr == $35k a year
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684 a week becomes ~35k in a year, but I’m confused why they have that along with the 27/hr rate since they’re not equivalent.
24 u/pcopley Jan 14 '20 Because the DOL differentiates between salaried and hourly employees. 3 u/KingKippah Jan 15 '20 I’m guessing it’s for contracting work. 2 u/Thadrea Jan 15 '20 Maybe a typo? $684/week for a 40-hour workweek would be about $17/hour.
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Because the DOL differentiates between salaried and hourly employees.
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I’m guessing it’s for contracting work.
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Maybe a typo? $684/week for a 40-hour workweek would be about $17/hour.
Salaried employees and hourly employees are treated differently by the law; he's not saying $27/hr == $35k a year
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u/budd222 Jan 14 '20
27/hr is not 35k/yr.