1. Jennifer works in retail and makes $16.00 per hour. She also earns $18.50 per hour for all shifts she works as the store supervisor. She works in British Columbia and is eligible for overtime for both job codes. Use the following information to calculate her net pay and all deductions using PDOC. Statutory holiday pay is paid out on the cheque it is earned.
   1. a. Jennifer is 25 years old, is married, and has a three-year-old child who is not disabled. Her spouse earns $65,000 per year.
   2. b. Jennifer has worked for this employer for 7 years.
   3. c. For the purpose of calculating her statutory holiday pay, Jennifer has worked 21 days in the 30 days prior to July first, and her regular wages totaled $2,982.00.
   4. d. For overtime purposes, weeks are calculated Monday through Sunday.
   5. e. Pay periods are semi-monthly and run from the 1^st to the 15^th and the 16^th to the end of the month. They are paid out the following Friday. The next pay date is July 22, 2021. YTD amounts are provided below.
   6. f. Vacation pay is paid out on every cheque.

		Start time	End time	Supervisor	Codes
27-Jun	Monday	10:00	18:00	Y
28-Jun	Tuesday	11:00	19:00	Y
29-Jun	Wednesday	OFF
30-Jun	Thursday	OFF
01-Jul	Friday	12:00	20:00	Y
02-Jul	Saturday	13:00	21:00
03-Jul	Sunday	12:00	20:00	Y
04-Jul	Monday	10:00	18:00	Y
05-Jul	Tuesday	11:00	19:00
06-Jul	Wednesday	11:00	21:00
07-Jul	Thursday	OFF
08-Jul	Friday	11:00	19:00	Y
09-Jul	Saturday	13:00	21:00
10-Jul	Sunday	12:00	20:00	Y
11-Jul	Monday	10:00	18:00	Y
12-Jul	Tuesday	11:00	19:00
13-Jul	Wednesday	OFF
14-Jul	Thursday	OFF
15-Jul	Friday	11:00	19:00	Y
16-Jul	Saturday	13:00	21:00
17-Jul	Sunday	12:00	20:00	Y

 

Regular Supervisor Statutory holiday pay Overtime Supervisor OT Total Vacation pay Federal TD1 amount Provincial TD1 amount YTD Pensionable and 22,327.19 insurable earnings YTD El contributions 341.12 YTD CPP contributions 1,073.15 Other deductions Taxable benefits Employee Employer Gross Pay Vacation pay CPP premiums El premiums Income tax Net pay Total to remit