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The Employee's Withholding Allowance Certificate, commonly known as _______ is used to make allowances for tax withholding purposes
W-4 Form
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If you claim exempt status on your Form W-4 you will not have _____ taxes withheld from your paycheck
Federal
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To instruct an employer to not withhold federal income taxes from your wages is to claim _____ status
Exempt Status
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Some states require a(n) ____ for workers under age 16, giving a parent's permission to work
Working Permit/Papers
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Persons who are underage and not considered adults are called _____
Minors
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The _____ is a law that allows employees to take unpaid leave for family and medical reasons
FMLA
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The legally established lower limit of wage rate that can be paid by employers is the ____
Minimum Wage
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Reductions in the amount of tax withheld from paychecks are known as ____
Allowances
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By January 31st of the year following the year you were employed, an employer must mail to you a(n) ____ showing your total wages and withholdings while you were employed
W-2 Form
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An important part of the Social Security Act, ____ provides benefits to workers who lose their jobs through no fault of their own
Unemployment Compensation
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A program that provides financial security to workers and their families in the event of an on-the-job illness or injury is called ____
Worker's Compensation
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The ____ is the government body responsible for overseeing labor laws
US Department of Labor
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The ____ is a law enact to set minimum wage and overtime hours
Fair Labor Act
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The form used to determine the amount withheld from a paycheck for income taxes is the...
W-4
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You should periodically request information to see that your earnings have been properly credited to your account. This request is sent to the...
Social Security Administration
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To obtain a work permit, you must submit proof of your...
Age
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Arriving at work on time shows a personal quality known as
Punctuality
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Employees owe their employers all of the following except...
Fair Human Resource Policies
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You will receive a W-2 Form from...
Each company for which you worked during the previous year
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Premiums for unemployment compensation payments to laid-off workers are paid by the...
Government
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A character trait that the means you can be counted on to do what you say you will do.
Dependibility
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A report that discusses the employee's strengths and weaknesses in performing the job and how well the employee helped to meet the company goals.
Evaluation
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Available only to people who will not earn enough in the year to owe any federal income tax.
Exempt Status
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A summary of the income you earned during the year and all amounts the employer withheld for taxes.
Form W-2
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Asks for your name, address, Social Security number, marital status and the number of exemptions you are claiming for income tax purposes.
W-4
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Taking the lead, recognizing what needs to be done, and doing it without having to be told.
Initiative
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A work habit based on respect.
Loyalty
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Of such quality that the employer can sell it or use it to favorably represent the company.
Marketable
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Providing new and current employees with the information and training they need to do their job well.
Supervision
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Working cooperatively in order to achieve a group goal.
Teamwork
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Four Benefits of the Social Security Act
- Old Age Retirement
- Medicare
- Disability
- Survivorship Income
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Getting $500 for funeral and an income if you're 18 years old or younger and your parents have died
Survivorship Income
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4 Examples of Allowances
- Children
- Spouse
- Yourself
- Elderly family members
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Steps to find gross pay?
- Hours Worked (Up to 40) × Hourly Pay = #
- Overtime Hours × (Hourly Pay × 1.5) = #
- and then add the 2 numbers you get
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How to find Overtime Pay?
Multiply Regular Hourly Pay by 1.5
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Pay without taxes taken out
Gross Pay
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Pay left over after taxes (Paycheck)
Netpay
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