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I'm not following your numbers here. Generally, the calculation I use is this: $1.00 * 40(hrs/wk) * 52(wks/yr) = $2080 per year. (Usually I'm working the oth
by jack-r-abbit 12y ago
I'm not following your numbers here.
Generally, the calculation I use is this:
$1.00 * 40(hrs/wk) * 52(wks/yr) = $2080 per year.
(Usually I'm working the other way to get an hourly number from an annual salary but the math works both ways.)
- wlievens 12y agoYeah that's more correct than twelve twenty-day months. In my locale, wages are expressed monthly so I'm a bit more used to roughly divide by twenty, for instance when calculating the relative cost of daycare.