1. Determine the hourly bonus rate.

2. What are the total wages of L. Weitmarschen, who worked 40 hours at a base rate of $15 per hour? 3. What are the total wages of R. Emerson, who worked 35 hours at a base rate of $20 per hour?

Fifteen workers are assigned to a group project. The production standard calls for 500 units to be completed each hour to meet a customer's set deadline for the products. If the required units can be delivered before the target date on the order, the customer will pay a substantial premium for early delivery. The company, wishing to encourage the workers to produce beyond the established standard, has offered an excess-production bonus that will be added to each project employee's pay. The bonus is to be computed as follows: a. Group's excess production over standard x 50% Standard units for week bonus percentage b. Individual's hourly wage rate x bonus percentage hourly bonus rate c. Hourly wage rate hourly bonus rate new hourly rate for week d. Total hours worked x new hourly rate earnings for week The average wage rate for the project workers is $15 per hour. The production record for the week shows the following: Hours Worked 112 112 112 112 108 60 Production (Units) 61,040 60,032 60,480 65,632 57,344 26,000 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. Round the bonus percentage to four decimal places and the bonus rate to the nearest whole cent. Round other final answers to the nearest cent. Use rounded answers in subsequent computations