X MV telt retaris Sweat Tas Mini 1 Free - TL iki Licata, ce ar board and a pociis code, and 1. Vi er de cocher le pod / clark Le cald 11 Wonder Greciar seri were x Timest. selen 11x fra 74 11. Arabie fin fotor film Si har flerar. 3 4 4: 45 Susan Tape Box Mart wants a new payroll application to generate pay stubs and pay checks for its employees. The program is to prompt for the employee name, the hours worked in a week, and a position code. Calculations are as follows: 1. Hourly rate is determined by a position code where a cashier is paid $ 12.25/hr, clerk is paid $ 18.00/hr, and manager is paid $ 25.75/hour. 2. If the position code is not one of above, then print "Invalid code", and exit() 3. For everyone the hours over 40 in a week are considered to be overtime hours (note normal hours can be at most 40). 4. Normal pay is normal hours times hourly rate. 5. Overtime pay is overtime hours times hourly rate times 1 1/2 6. Gross pay is the sum of normal pay and overtime pay. 7. Federal tax is 10% of gross pay in excess of 500. 8. State tax is 3% of gross pay. 9. Net pay is gross pay less federal tax and less state tax. 10. Use startdate and enddate functions from the payperiod module to get the pay period dates. See module payperiod.py. 11. Use the paydate function from the payperiod module to get the date of the check. See module pay period.py. Enter employee name: John Smith Enter hours worked: 45 Enter position code: cashier BoxMart Pay Stub Employee Name: John Smith Pay Period: 01/14/2020 to 01/20/2020 Normal Hours Worked: Overtime Hours Worked: Hourly Wage: 40 hrs 5 hrs 12.25/hr $ Normal Pay: Overtime Pay: Gross Pay: Federal Tax: State Tax : Net Day: $ 490.00 $ 91.88 $ 581.88 $ 8.19 S 17.46 $ 556.23 Net Day: $ 556.23 Box Mart, Inc. 01/27/2020 Pay to: John Smith $ 556.23 Bonus 5 points When printing the pay check, print on the next line text of the amount of the pay check. For example: Box Mart, Inc. 01/27/2020 $ 556.23 Pay to: John Smith Five Hundred Fifty Six and 0.23 Make sure to print "Eleven", "Twelve", "Thirteen"... as appropriate when the tens column is a 1