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Before we start  Write your name, date, and note titles at the top of the page.  Copy down all notes.  Yes, ALL notes.

1.4 HOURLY RATE AND OVERTIME RATE Hi ho, hi ho, it’s off to work I go

Working like a dog  How many hours do most people work in a week?

So, what is wage?  Wage is an hourly rate of pay.  For example: $10/hour

Working like a dog What will happen to your rate of pay after you work more than your regular hours? What is it called when you work more than the standard number of hours?

Double time  What is “double time”?  How about “time and a half”?

Textbook practice  Let’s take a look at the example in textbook page 8, example 1…