Wages and overtime

Mar 29, 2014

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Wages and overtime. Free-Standing Mathematics Activity. Teacher. Nanny. Builder. Hairdresser. Plumber. Who do you think earns the most? What does their pay depend on?. Nurse. Driver. Mechanic. Shop assistant. At the end of the activity. Which is the best overtime rate you have used?

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Wages and overtime Free-Standing Mathematics Activity
Teacher Nanny Builder Hairdresser Plumber • Who do you think earns the most? • What does their pay depend on? Nurse Driver Mechanic Shop assistant
At the end of the activity • Which is the best overtime rate you have used? • Why? • Which overtime rate would a company prefer?

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