Salary ???
Q. What is the highest education level you need to obtain to earn a high salary in the Investment Banking Field?
Asked by Gregory B - Fri Feb 22 20:49:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could get your Bachelor's and work you way up to a high salary, OR you could get your MBA and not have to work as long to get the high salary. Either way, investment banking is probably a profession that requires experience.
Answered by Lois_G - Fri Feb 22 20:53:10 2008
Q. What is the highest education level you need to obtain to earn a high salary in the Investment Banking Field?
Asked by Gregory B - Fri Feb 22 20:49:25 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You could get your Bachelor's and work you way up to a high salary, OR you could get your MBA and not have to work as long to get the high salary. Either way, investment banking is probably a profession that requires experience.
Answered by Lois_G - Fri Feb 22 20:53:10 2008
How to answer Salary questions on Job application?
Q. I have been talking to an employer for 3-4 months now. I have been asked to visit them for a (final) in-person interview in early January. I have already been through several layers of phone interviews, but no salary discussions yet. I have previously provided the company with a copy of my resume. Today they have asked me to fill out a job application. The application has a section on previous history together with the begining and ending salary information. I was wondering MUST I fill out the salary sections, or can I just leave the salary fields blank since I do not want them to make me an offer based on what I am earning currently or what have earned in the past. Obviously, I want to earn significantly more than my current job,… [cont.]
Asked by J P - Thu Dec 28 07:46:59 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most companies will demand the salary info so that they can verify it. Hate to tell you but your offer usually IS based on your prior salary and work history. If the company extends an offer you aren't happy with, you can always counter-offer. Just make sure you tack a couple thousand annually extra to give them more room to counter, your counter. Professional business people almost always counter the initial salary offer, that is just business.
Answered by Gem - Thu Dec 28 09:34:02 2006
Q. I have been talking to an employer for 3-4 months now. I have been asked to visit them for a (final) in-person interview in early January. I have already been through several layers of phone interviews, but no salary discussions yet. I have previously provided the company with a copy of my resume. Today they have asked me to fill out a job application. The application has a section on previous history together with the begining and ending salary information. I was wondering MUST I fill out the salary sections, or can I just leave the salary fields blank since I do not want them to make me an offer based on what I am earning currently or what have earned in the past. Obviously, I want to earn significantly more than my current job,… [cont.]
Asked by J P - Thu Dec 28 07:46:59 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most companies will demand the salary info so that they can verify it. Hate to tell you but your offer usually IS based on your prior salary and work history. If the company extends an offer you aren't happy with, you can always counter-offer. Just make sure you tack a couple thousand annually extra to give them more room to counter, your counter. Professional business people almost always counter the initial salary offer, that is just business.
Answered by Gem - Thu Dec 28 09:34:02 2006
What salary range should I seek as a new graduate in Computer Information Systems?
Q. I am a senior at James Madison University studying Computer Information Systems and I plan to pursue a career in IT Consulting or Advisory. One question I am consistently asked in interviews is what my salary expectations are. The problem I am having is that I don't know what I should be expecting; I don't want to sell myself short, but I also don't want to bid too high for a job I would have really enjoyed. Where should I look to get a really good grip on what starting salary range I should expect?
Asked by Brian H - Tue Oct 2 10:36:37 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 40k to 50k depending on how good you are and what company you are applying for
Answered by Ollie - Tue Oct 2 10:39:00 2007
Q. I am a senior at James Madison University studying Computer Information Systems and I plan to pursue a career in IT Consulting or Advisory. One question I am consistently asked in interviews is what my salary expectations are. The problem I am having is that I don't know what I should be expecting; I don't want to sell myself short, but I also don't want to bid too high for a job I would have really enjoyed. Where should I look to get a really good grip on what starting salary range I should expect?
Asked by Brian H - Tue Oct 2 10:36:37 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 40k to 50k depending on how good you are and what company you are applying for
Answered by Ollie - Tue Oct 2 10:39:00 2007
how do you calculate hourly salary into annual salary? why is it 52 weeks, not 48 weeks in a year?
Q. How do you calculate hourly salary into annual salary? I went into a website and they calculate 40 hrs a week by 52 weeks in a year, not 48. Why is it 52 weeks in a year not 48 weeks when calculating annual salary? Is it suppose to be like that?
Asked by Qwerty 123 - Sun Jan 6 18:02:38 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. In the US, GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles) states the following for any assumption 30 days in one month 360 days in one year 2080 hours in a full time working job. Take hourly and multiply by 2080 to come up with annual salary. This would include vacation or any other paid time off (if available) So, $12 an hour $24,960 annually
Answered by Gem - Sun Jan 6 18:48:17 2008
Q. How do you calculate hourly salary into annual salary? I went into a website and they calculate 40 hrs a week by 52 weeks in a year, not 48. Why is it 52 weeks in a year not 48 weeks when calculating annual salary? Is it suppose to be like that?
Asked by Qwerty 123 - Sun Jan 6 18:02:38 2008 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. In the US, GAAP (generally accepted accounting principles) states the following for any assumption 30 days in one month 360 days in one year 2080 hours in a full time working job. Take hourly and multiply by 2080 to come up with annual salary. This would include vacation or any other paid time off (if available) So, $12 an hour $24,960 annually
Answered by Gem - Sun Jan 6 18:48:17 2008
What is the average salary of a plastic surgeon?
Q. 1. What is the average salary of a plastic surgeon? 2. What is the average salary of a plastic surgeon in California? 3. What is the average salary of a plastic surgeon in Ohio?
Asked by andrew - Wed Jan 31 19:39:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Canada, Annual earnings for plastic surgeons vary depending on experience, the number of hours worked, and the type of procedures they do. Most plastic surgeons earn between $70,000 and $375,000 a year. However, this number does not take into account their expenses, such as staff salaries and the purchase of equipment and insurance. It also does not include the money they make from performing cosmetic procedures. Cosmetic surgery, such as facelifts, is not covered by the government, but many people are willing to pay the costs of such procedures themselves. Earnings from these procedures can greatly increase a plastic surgeon s income. In addition to their salaries, most plastic surgeons who work for medical organizations such as… [cont.]
Answered by jacob s - Wed Jan 31 19:53:31 2007
Q. 1. What is the average salary of a plastic surgeon? 2. What is the average salary of a plastic surgeon in California? 3. What is the average salary of a plastic surgeon in Ohio?
Asked by andrew - Wed Jan 31 19:39:15 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Canada, Annual earnings for plastic surgeons vary depending on experience, the number of hours worked, and the type of procedures they do. Most plastic surgeons earn between $70,000 and $375,000 a year. However, this number does not take into account their expenses, such as staff salaries and the purchase of equipment and insurance. It also does not include the money they make from performing cosmetic procedures. Cosmetic surgery, such as facelifts, is not covered by the government, but many people are willing to pay the costs of such procedures themselves. Earnings from these procedures can greatly increase a plastic surgeon s income. In addition to their salaries, most plastic surgeons who work for medical organizations such as… [cont.]
Answered by jacob s - Wed Jan 31 19:53:31 2007
How much salary market for aircraft licensed technician in Dubai?
Q. Got offer to work in Dubai for one airline. Initial salary package 12k/month, with possibility annual increase. Just for standard living, for single and may be just rent a room for accomodation. Is it comfortable to live in Dubai with this salary?.
Asked by guardhiola2 - Sat May 31 00:47:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Having lived all my life in Dubai, I can assure you that you are getting a reasonably good start. If you are single and donot have very expensive after work habits, you will find this amount very comfortable to lead a good normal life. You would spend about 35-40% on housing and another 15-20% on good decent eating. The rest would be your savings. Just make sure you are provided transportation by the airline. I know a lot of people who, as singles, lead a happy comfortable life and have a ball of a time on week ends and holidays. They are in the 8-10k bracket per month. Remember, Dubai is as expensive or cheap as you want to make it. Take my advice and accept the offer, you will not regret it.
Answered by Avrilfan - Sat May 31 02:54:10 2008
Q. Got offer to work in Dubai for one airline. Initial salary package 12k/month, with possibility annual increase. Just for standard living, for single and may be just rent a room for accomodation. Is it comfortable to live in Dubai with this salary?.
Asked by guardhiola2 - Sat May 31 00:47:53 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Having lived all my life in Dubai, I can assure you that you are getting a reasonably good start. If you are single and donot have very expensive after work habits, you will find this amount very comfortable to lead a good normal life. You would spend about 35-40% on housing and another 15-20% on good decent eating. The rest would be your savings. Just make sure you are provided transportation by the airline. I know a lot of people who, as singles, lead a happy comfortable life and have a ball of a time on week ends and holidays. They are in the 8-10k bracket per month. Remember, Dubai is as expensive or cheap as you want to make it. Take my advice and accept the offer, you will not regret it.
Answered by Avrilfan - Sat May 31 02:54:10 2008
What is the minimum salary a person can live off of?
Q. My dream job is to become a zoo keeper. However, zookeepers don't have a large salary (around 27,000). At all. My mom thinks the idea of following that career is ridiculous, and has expected me to make at least 70k! I doubt the salary of a zookeeper will be enough to live off of, even for a single person living in an apartment. Out of curiosity, what do you think the "minimum" salary is a person can live off of?
Asked by Crystal - Wed May 14 17:56:46 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on where you live. If you rent a apt cost $700 monthly and all the bills can keep it low to $100 per month. It will cost you $9,600 per year. $2,7000 is before or after tax? I assume after tax, you still can get $2,1600. So $21,600 - $9,600 (rental and bills). You still have $12,000 annually. $1000 per month is not bad, right? And besides, it is not hard to make 70K per year! Most of my friend has that much...again, depends on which state you live!
Answered by Mabel - Wed May 14 18:10:59 2008
Q. My dream job is to become a zoo keeper. However, zookeepers don't have a large salary (around 27,000). At all. My mom thinks the idea of following that career is ridiculous, and has expected me to make at least 70k! I doubt the salary of a zookeeper will be enough to live off of, even for a single person living in an apartment. Out of curiosity, what do you think the "minimum" salary is a person can live off of?
Asked by Crystal - Wed May 14 17:56:46 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Depends on where you live. If you rent a apt cost $700 monthly and all the bills can keep it low to $100 per month. It will cost you $9,600 per year. $2,7000 is before or after tax? I assume after tax, you still can get $2,1600. So $21,600 - $9,600 (rental and bills). You still have $12,000 annually. $1000 per month is not bad, right? And besides, it is not hard to make 70K per year! Most of my friend has that much...again, depends on which state you live!
Answered by Mabel - Wed May 14 18:10:59 2008
what is the starting salary for a mechanical engineer in canada?
Q. actually, what are the different salaries ( the starting salary, salary's with different degrees, etc) for a mechanical engineer in canada?
Asked by ashleigh m - Mon Oct 8 12:03:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to and see what they say there. Check the society of Mechanical Engineers and review their salary surveys too.
Answered by Christmas Light Guy - Mon Oct 8 15:16:44 2007
Q. actually, what are the different salaries ( the starting salary, salary's with different degrees, etc) for a mechanical engineer in canada?
Asked by ashleigh m - Mon Oct 8 12:03:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to and see what they say there. Check the society of Mechanical Engineers and review their salary surveys too.
Answered by Christmas Light Guy - Mon Oct 8 15:16:44 2007
What is the salary and college time for becoming a veterinarian?
Q. Hey everyone! i am very interested in becomes a veterinarian, can somebody please tell me, How many years of schooling does it take to become a vet? And also, their average salary? if you could also tell me the salary and schooling of being a vet technician that would be great too. :) thank you!
Asked by Squirly gurlly - Thu Aug 6 19:47:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After you earn your bachelor's degree you are looking at 4 years to become a veterinarian. There are only 27 colleges that you can attend to become a veterinarian and they are harder to get into than medical school. You will also need about 1000 or more hours working with animals. That could be working in a shelter, for a vet., or a zoo before you apply for vet. school. National average for a vet. is $85,000/year. Associate's degree programs are the most popular training path for veterinary technicians. The two-year program typically covers courses in veterinary technology, Veterinary office management, animal anatomy and physiology, and animal parasitology. Some courses are taught using live animals in clinical settings. National… [cont.]
Answered by RLO - Mon Aug 10 18:53:29 2009
Q. Hey everyone! i am very interested in becomes a veterinarian, can somebody please tell me, How many years of schooling does it take to become a vet? And also, their average salary? if you could also tell me the salary and schooling of being a vet technician that would be great too. :) thank you!
Asked by Squirly gurlly - Thu Aug 6 19:47:27 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After you earn your bachelor's degree you are looking at 4 years to become a veterinarian. There are only 27 colleges that you can attend to become a veterinarian and they are harder to get into than medical school. You will also need about 1000 or more hours working with animals. That could be working in a shelter, for a vet., or a zoo before you apply for vet. school. National average for a vet. is $85,000/year. Associate's degree programs are the most popular training path for veterinary technicians. The two-year program typically covers courses in veterinary technology, Veterinary office management, animal anatomy and physiology, and animal parasitology. Some courses are taught using live animals in clinical settings. National… [cont.]
Answered by RLO - Mon Aug 10 18:53:29 2009
How can I find a salary range for a position within a company prior to job interview?
Q. Any suggestions on how I can find salary range for a specific position within a specific company prior to a job interview? I dont want to call and ask HR office at this stage and have had two phone interviews and never have they stated salary range nor asked my current salary. Any websites that might be able to help find this info? Other suggestions?
Asked by dsjnix - Thu Feb 25 09:05:14 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HR is who you are going to have to ask to get the real information. If you know someone that has a like position you could ask them.
Answered by WRG - Thu Feb 25 10:07:07 2010
Q. Any suggestions on how I can find salary range for a specific position within a specific company prior to a job interview? I dont want to call and ask HR office at this stage and have had two phone interviews and never have they stated salary range nor asked my current salary. Any websites that might be able to help find this info? Other suggestions?
Asked by dsjnix - Thu Feb 25 09:05:14 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. HR is who you are going to have to ask to get the real information. If you know someone that has a like position you could ask them.
Answered by WRG - Thu Feb 25 10:07:07 2010
What type of salary would you require for this teaching position?
Q. What salary should I request for this job: Part-time educational guide. This position is responsible for conducting curriculum-based tours to groups of children age K-12th grade. Preferred candidates must have an undergraduate degree in education. The work hours are from Tuesday to Thursday 9am to 2pm. They say to fax resume and salary requirements. How much should I ask for? I have a B.S. ED in Elementary education and am a certified K-8 teacher. I have 6+ years working with children. I forgot to mention that the job is at the world's premier horticultural display.
Asked by derchimoose - Tue Jan 22 12:19:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I cannot believe that someone just suggested 1900 bucks a month for a 15 hour a week job. Ridiculous. Full time teachers with their own classrooms make 3000 a month, and we work 60+ hours a week. I think 1000/month would be more reasonable. That comes down to almost 17 bucks an hour. That may still be to steep. Good luck though, it sounds like a fun job. Our school district has an environmental center like that that the kids travel to each year for field trips. They love it!
Answered by I Teach 1st - Tue Jan 22 20:45:55 2008
Q. What salary should I request for this job: Part-time educational guide. This position is responsible for conducting curriculum-based tours to groups of children age K-12th grade. Preferred candidates must have an undergraduate degree in education. The work hours are from Tuesday to Thursday 9am to 2pm. They say to fax resume and salary requirements. How much should I ask for? I have a B.S. ED in Elementary education and am a certified K-8 teacher. I have 6+ years working with children. I forgot to mention that the job is at the world's premier horticultural display.
Asked by derchimoose - Tue Jan 22 12:19:48 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I cannot believe that someone just suggested 1900 bucks a month for a 15 hour a week job. Ridiculous. Full time teachers with their own classrooms make 3000 a month, and we work 60+ hours a week. I think 1000/month would be more reasonable. That comes down to almost 17 bucks an hour. That may still be to steep. Good luck though, it sounds like a fun job. Our school district has an environmental center like that that the kids travel to each year for field trips. They love it!
Answered by I Teach 1st - Tue Jan 22 20:45:55 2008
What is the salary for a doctor of physical therapy?
Q. What is the Starting salary for a doctor of physical therapy? Average salary that is. What is the highest paid specialty?
Asked by TylerDurden1989 - Fri Apr 24 20:02:18 2009 - - 5 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Yearly, the average full-time physical therapist can expect a salary between $55,000 and $65,000, although some can make up to $80,000 or more. Doctors, It depends on expirience, but almost all succesfull begginers start at more than $100,000. With enough expirience you start making more than $200,000. And sometimes it depends on where you live, if you live in a big city you get more money than a small city.
Answered by Proud mommy - Fri Apr 24 20:13:09 2009
Q. What is the Starting salary for a doctor of physical therapy? Average salary that is. What is the highest paid specialty?
Asked by TylerDurden1989 - Fri Apr 24 20:02:18 2009 - - 5 Answers - 3 Comments
A. Yearly, the average full-time physical therapist can expect a salary between $55,000 and $65,000, although some can make up to $80,000 or more. Doctors, It depends on expirience, but almost all succesfull begginers start at more than $100,000. With enough expirience you start making more than $200,000. And sometimes it depends on where you live, if you live in a big city you get more money than a small city.
Answered by Proud mommy - Fri Apr 24 20:13:09 2009
Do salary guides base the information on the city of residence, or the city of work?
Q. I live in NJ, and I work for a company based in CT. I've been contracting through them to a company in NYC for the past 2 years. During a promotion discussion, my employer showed me a salary guide and checked it for my city of residence (NJ). The average salary is about 25% higher in NYC. In order to ensure I'm paid a fair salary, which city should we be looking at in a salary guide?
Asked by ekmek - Fri Oct 31 15:37:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it is normally based on the city where you work but since you live in a cheaper city and compute i could see they basing it on where you live -- see if you can get at least travel allowance!!!
Answered by mister ed - Sun Nov 2 17:29:16 2008
Q. I live in NJ, and I work for a company based in CT. I've been contracting through them to a company in NYC for the past 2 years. During a promotion discussion, my employer showed me a salary guide and checked it for my city of residence (NJ). The average salary is about 25% higher in NYC. In order to ensure I'm paid a fair salary, which city should we be looking at in a salary guide?
Asked by ekmek - Fri Oct 31 15:37:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it is normally based on the city where you work but since you live in a cheaper city and compute i could see they basing it on where you live -- see if you can get at least travel allowance!!!
Answered by mister ed - Sun Nov 2 17:29:16 2008
What is the salary of an employment specialist?
Q. I interviewed for an employment specialist position in a halfway house and of course one of the questions was what type of salary am I seeking? Suggestions please I stated negotiable but I want to know what is the going salary.
Asked by zpoetress - Thu Feb 7 17:31:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On average: 1st year= 33,919 1-4 yrs = 37,338 5-9 yrs=47,136 10-15 yrs=52,045 20+ yrs=56,662
Answered by Guy O - Thu Feb 7 17:42:09 2008
Q. I interviewed for an employment specialist position in a halfway house and of course one of the questions was what type of salary am I seeking? Suggestions please I stated negotiable but I want to know what is the going salary.
Asked by zpoetress - Thu Feb 7 17:31:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. On average: 1st year= 33,919 1-4 yrs = 37,338 5-9 yrs=47,136 10-15 yrs=52,045 20+ yrs=56,662
Answered by Guy O - Thu Feb 7 17:42:09 2008
How does Paid time off work for salary employees?
Q. This is our first time having a salary employee. How is a PTO day worked out for a salary employee? In addition we pay any unused PTO to our hourly employees at the end of the year into their bonus. How would this work for a salary employee? It should be noted that this salary employee has 1/2 of his entire familys health insurance premium paid, where as we only pay 1/2 of the individual employees health insurance on hourly workers.
Asked by stuffbyec - Mon Mar 10 15:38:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At my company, PTO days are used the same for hourly employees as salaried employees. My company also pays any unused PTO at the end of the year which is the same for hourly and salaried employees. Edit - Here is a website that has some good information.
Answered by Gigi - Mon Mar 10 15:51:00 2008
Q. This is our first time having a salary employee. How is a PTO day worked out for a salary employee? In addition we pay any unused PTO to our hourly employees at the end of the year into their bonus. How would this work for a salary employee? It should be noted that this salary employee has 1/2 of his entire familys health insurance premium paid, where as we only pay 1/2 of the individual employees health insurance on hourly workers.
Asked by stuffbyec - Mon Mar 10 15:38:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At my company, PTO days are used the same for hourly employees as salaried employees. My company also pays any unused PTO at the end of the year which is the same for hourly and salaried employees. Edit - Here is a website that has some good information.
Answered by Gigi - Mon Mar 10 15:51:00 2008
What salary does a resident assistant manager of a hotel earn?
Q. I have this opportunity this summer and I am trying to "do my homework" so that I can negotiate. I still need a decent salary even if all bills are paid.
Asked by k_ahhhhhs - Thu Jan 24 08:45:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to or and enter the data for the job.
Answered by Henry - Thu Jan 24 09:05:17 2008
Q. I have this opportunity this summer and I am trying to "do my homework" so that I can negotiate. I still need a decent salary even if all bills are paid.
Asked by k_ahhhhhs - Thu Jan 24 08:45:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Go to or and enter the data for the job.
Answered by Henry - Thu Jan 24 09:05:17 2008
What is the average salary for an architect with 8 years of experience in San Francisco?
Q. I am applying for a job transfer from Chicago to San Francisco and need to request for salary compensation. What is the average salary for an architect with 8 years of experience in San Francisco? I am worried abouth the high cost of living in SF; can I manage a decent lifestyle there as a single architect?
Asked by mliindasky - Sun Jan 28 18:19:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Check out the web links below. You don't say what kind of architect you are, which could affect your salary, but these sources might help. The first link is a listing of the salary range for engineers and architects in San Francisco. The second is a link to Salary.com, where you can enter the job title to search on, and the zipcode you will be working in, and it gives you a salary range. The final link is for the American Institute of Architects in San Francisco. You can find information there, and also visit their offices for more details on what to expect. Best of luck to you!!
Answered by Christopher S - Mon Feb 5 11:22:52 2007
Q. I am applying for a job transfer from Chicago to San Francisco and need to request for salary compensation. What is the average salary for an architect with 8 years of experience in San Francisco? I am worried abouth the high cost of living in SF; can I manage a decent lifestyle there as a single architect?
Asked by mliindasky - Sun Jan 28 18:19:43 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Check out the web links below. You don't say what kind of architect you are, which could affect your salary, but these sources might help. The first link is a listing of the salary range for engineers and architects in San Francisco. The second is a link to Salary.com, where you can enter the job title to search on, and the zipcode you will be working in, and it gives you a salary range. The final link is for the American Institute of Architects in San Francisco. You can find information there, and also visit their offices for more details on what to expect. Best of luck to you!!
Answered by Christopher S - Mon Feb 5 11:22:52 2007
For salary employees what is the requirements and CA state law when someone shows up to work for 2 hours?
Q. If a salary person leaves work after 2 hours what am I required to pay them? I need to know the California state law requirements?
Asked by CMS7447 - Fri Sep 21 00:51:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Salary Employee. Even if they work 5 mins they get paid for the full day.
Answered by Itsok - Fri Sep 21 06:10:19 2007
Q. If a salary person leaves work after 2 hours what am I required to pay them? I need to know the California state law requirements?
Asked by CMS7447 - Fri Sep 21 00:51:30 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Salary Employee. Even if they work 5 mins they get paid for the full day.
Answered by Itsok - Fri Sep 21 06:10:19 2007
If you keep your salary in an interest-earning savings account does the gov't still get tax from it?
Q. I'm planning to save my salary proceeds in an interest-earning savings account but i'm worried the gov't will still get a chunk of it eventhough they already removed taxes from the salary. What about the interest? Is it taxable? How much? Thanks for your answer.
Asked by aeg22 - Fri Oct 5 18:37:36 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The interest on the account will be taxable. Think about putting some in an IRA where tax on the earnings is deferred.
Answered by Angie - Fri Oct 5 18:42:17 2007
Q. I'm planning to save my salary proceeds in an interest-earning savings account but i'm worried the gov't will still get a chunk of it eventhough they already removed taxes from the salary. What about the interest? Is it taxable? How much? Thanks for your answer.
Asked by aeg22 - Fri Oct 5 18:37:36 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The interest on the account will be taxable. Think about putting some in an IRA where tax on the earnings is deferred.
Answered by Angie - Fri Oct 5 18:42:17 2007
What is the real salary for a structural engineering?
Q. I know salaries depends on your GPA, experience, etc. But, for a structural engineering with a Masters, what salary can he have? Is there a lot of work out there for structural engineers? Is this job well paid?
Asked by Giovanni Serrano - Thu May 20 01:55:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look on job websites like www.dice.com etc
Answered by redbeardthegiant - Thu May 20 18:54:15 2010
Q. I know salaries depends on your GPA, experience, etc. But, for a structural engineering with a Masters, what salary can he have? Is there a lot of work out there for structural engineers? Is this job well paid?
Asked by Giovanni Serrano - Thu May 20 01:55:19 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look on job websites like www.dice.com etc
Answered by redbeardthegiant - Thu May 20 18:54:15 2010
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