(2-3A) The hours worked and the hourly wage rates for 5 employees of Kagen company for the week ended September 9. A. for each employee compute the gross earnings. B.Compute the total gross earnings for all employees. (2-4A) The wages and hours information for ?ve employees of McNeese Enterprises for the week ended July 8 is given below. Employees work a standard 40-hour workweek and are paid time and one-half for all hours over 40 in each workweek A For each employee compute the regular earnings, overtime earnings, and total gross earnings. B. Compute the total gross earnings for all employees. (2-10A) Under the decimal system of computing time worked at Timmerman Company, production workers who are tardy are ??docked?? according to the schedule shown below. Minutes Late in Ringing in Fractional Hour Deducted 1 through 6 1/10 7 through 12 2/10 13 through 18 3/10 19 through 24, etc. 4/10 A link to the book, problems 2-3A, 2-4A, 2-10A http://vizedhtmlcontent.next.ecollege.com/CurrentCourse/Condensed_PayrollAccounting_Bieg_ch02.pdf

PROBLEM 23A Kagan Company (a) Regular Hours Hourly Wage Gross Employee Worked Earnings Rate Darley, R. 38 $9.70 Waxman, B 40 8.35 Isaac, J. 37 9.00 Bruner, H. 40 7.75 Kellogg, P. 32 1/2 8.40 (b) Total gross earnings.. PROBLEM 24A McNeese Enterprises Regular Hours Hourly Wage Regular Employee Worked Rate Earnings Carman, T. 47 $9.45 Galasso, A. 42 11.90 Jones, B. 48 8.85 Rodna, G. 44 8.25 Wilmon, W. 45 1/2 7.40 (b) Total gross earnings......................... Overtime Rate Overtime Earnings (a) Total Gross Earnings PROBLEM 210A Part a: Hours worked each day (hint: use fractions of hours in fraction columnthey will reduce to the lowest common denominator. For example: 6/10 will be changed to 3/5) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Full hours Part b: Total hours worked Part c: Gross earnings for the week Fraction of hours hours hours hours hours hours hours