Church Office Administration Final Flashcards
What is the federal minimum wage?
$7.25
Can states have their own minimum wage?
Yes
What is the definition of overtime pay?
Physically work over 40 hours in a 7 day work week.
How much are you paid for overtime?
Time and a half
When does the new overtime rule, that Bro. Obama passed, go into effect?
Dec 1,2016
The new rule only covers hourly employees.
True or False
False
Employees working under a certain amount within the past year must be paid overtime. Under the new law, what is the new threshold for overtime per week and per year?
$913 a week or more to be exempt from the new laws or $47,476 in a year.
On a given week, if your church secretary works 4 hours each day and all day one Saturday, would she get paid overtime for the Saturday?
No.
If an employee is both an _________ and a ____________ both duties must be ____________ and must be __________.
Employee
Volunteer
Separate
Documented
What factor is considered in church enterprises to see if they are covered under the new overtime rule?
Whether if it’s for a profit or not.
If a state minimum wage is higher than the federal, which do you go by?
State or highest.
There are 3 types of people who will be doing work for you or helping you. You must know the distinction between them. List the 3 types:
Employee, volunteer and contract.
What type of form must a contractor give to you before they begin work on your property?
Form 85 - WC
What is the 3 “right to control test” the IRS goes by to determine if someone is an employee or contractor? Explain each one.
- ) Behavioral Control - does the employer have the right to control HOW the worker does the task for which they are hired.
- ) Financial Control - does the worker have the ability to affect financial decisions that impact the workers pay or profit.
- ) Relationship - is there a contract between the worker and the organization and if so, how is it worked?
Does every state require a company to have workers compensation insurance?
Does Texas?
No, no.
What is the time limit for an employee to report workers comp. charge?
30 days
Which law was passed that changed everything on how we treat employees?
Title VII (7), of the civil rights act of 1964.
What does the acronym EEOC stand for?
Equal Employment Opportunity Commissions
What is the EEOC?
A federal agency that administers and enforces civil rights laws against workplace discrimination.