Wages
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Extended Class Description: Are you worth more than Minimum Wage?
WAGES - Wages101 This course studies the history & future of Minimum Wage vs. Maximum Wage. Students, Employees, & Employers will discuss Wages and its impact on the workforce and our communities. Most Minimum Wage Jobs, are usually considered unskilled employment as needed and can be full-time, part-time, seasonal, or on-call. In 2020, 24 states are set to “RAISE” the Minimum Wage, some may double the Federal Minimum Wage.
What you will study: Earning a Minimum Wage is not the same as Earning a Living. Minimum wage is a source of income, but minimum wage income falls way short of the amount needed for a person to support himself or herself and a family, without the need for additional income. Minimum Wage Jobs have a, High Turnover Rate..!
Salary vs. Wages: The essential difference between a salary and wages is that a salaried person is paid a fixed amount per pay period and a wage earner is paid by the hour. ... Someone who is paid wages receives a pay rate per hour, multiplied by the number of hours worked. This person is considered to be a non-exempt employee. Exempt Employee vs. Non-Exempt: Employees who qualify as “exempt” are exempt from overtime regulations (and minimum wage laws), whereas “nonexempt” employees must be paid for every hour of overtime they work. The federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) and the laws of the 50 states regulate what constitutes “overtime.”
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We positively encourage you to enroll in this course. Your friends, family, co-workers, and community are all impacted by the subject matter. This class gives you a platform to study the issues, and respond to current events with the virtual goal of dynamically creating problem-solving solutions. |
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Any adult, college student or non-college student 18 years or older may complete the free and simple pre-registration process for this class without obligation. However, official Government ID Verification will be required before any Certificates of Completion are issued… This class does not require heavy or obscure memorization, complex math, or tons of classwork, however a commitment to ‘Researching Current Events’ and some ‘Social Networking’ is required. This class is complete-able in 4 to 6 weeks or less and requires a commitment of 2 to 4 hours per week. To complete this class students must satisfactorily complete and document all assigned course work, such as:
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| Anyone interested in, or personally impacted by the Subject Matter. (See FAQ’s for more information.) |
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*WARNING! - Sensitivity and Awareness Training
Today’s events or headlines may be tomorrow's "Lesson or Subject for Discussion"…
This class covers sensitive topics and requires critical thinking that may impact your personal growth and development. You should not take this class if you; intend to be dishonest, deceptive, or closed-minded about your personal feelings or opinions. Every participant in the class will have an open opportunity to express their genuine thoughts, outlook, and views in how they see the topics being discussed. Your opinion counts and your voice matters. The use of profanity or personal statements that may threaten any person, place, or thing is strictly prohibited. Please expect differences in opinions that may not agree with what you have learned or believe to be true.
The UNIVERSITY.edu staff, and or the instructors reserve the right to remove any student without cause or notice. All students are advised to take and complete the University.edu Sensitivity Training Class before this class.
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