Conpensation Type Flashcards

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What are they 8 types of wages/salary?

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  1. Regular
  2. Overtime
  3. Bonus
  4. Commission
  5. Holiday
  6. Vacation
  7. Sick
  8. Piecework
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What are the four types of compensation?

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  1. Wages/ salary
  2. Other earnings
  3. Other items
  4. Disability payments
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What is consider regular wage?

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Regular earnings, or wages, are defined as amounts paid by the employer for a pay period at an hourly rate or in a predetermined fix amount, commonly referred to as a salary

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What is considered overtime?

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This is the employees’ rate of pay multiplied by an overtime factor (usually 1.5 or 2.0) The overtime rate is multiplied by the number of overtime hours worked to calculate the overtime earnings

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What is considered a bonus?

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Amounts that are paid to an addition to his regular wages. It may be a separate check or an additional amount on a regular paycheck. Paycheck can be both discretionary (Xmas bonus) or non discretionary (part of an agreement or contract)

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What is considered a commission?

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Sum of money paid to an employee upon completion of a task, usually selling a certain amount of goods or services. A commission may be paid in addition to a salary or instead of a salary

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What is considered a holiday wage?

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Paid time off for federal holidays or state holidays where the employee does not report to work

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What is considered a vacation wage?

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Income earned by an employee while taking off from work

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What is considered a sick wage?

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Earnings paid to an employee who calls in sick. These amounts are normally not governed by a set plan

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What is considered piecework?

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Amount an employee is paid for each piece or product produced

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What are three types of OTHER EARNINGS?

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  1. Charge tips
  2. Cash rewards
    3: employer provided/ educational assistance
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What are charge tips?

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Tips and gratuities paid through the employer as part of the customers credit card charge payments

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What is considered cash awards?

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Includes any amount of cash disbursed above and beyond an employees regular wages. Usually given in recognition of outstanding performance or milestones, but are not part of any establishment bonus programs.

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What is employer-provided/educational assistance?

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Payments made by The employer for employees educational expenses (including tuition, fees, and similar expenses; books, supplies and equipment)

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What are three types of OTHER ITEMS?

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  1. Cash tips
  2. PUCC (personal use of company car)
  3. Employer 401k Match
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What are cash tips?

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Tips that an employee receives while working in a cash form. The full amount of tips an employee receives is considered taxable and must be reported as such

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What is PUCC? (Personal use of company car)

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Considered a taxable fringe benefit to the employee. Provides a car to use for business, it is important that the employee maintains records that support business versus personal use of the car

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What are disability payments (aka short and long term disability payments)

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Payments that are defined as any amount paid to an employee that is:

  1. Under a plan in which the employer takes part and
  2. In place of wages for any period of temporary absence due to non-job related sickness or injury

(Employee is typically paid by a third party, such as an insurance company or agency)