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Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.

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Page 1: Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.

Income & Jobs

Page 2: Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.

Gross & Net Pay

• Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made.– Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues,

retirement.• Net Pay:– The remaining amount after deductions from the

gross salary.– Referred to as “ take home pay”.

Page 3: Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.

You’ll fill a W-4 out every time you get a new job.

If you claim 0, your employer will take out the maximum amount of taxes each paycheck. If you claim 1 or more, your employer will take out less taxes each paycheck.

Want a big refund? Claim 0 exemptions.

Page 4: Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.
Page 5: Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.
Page 6: Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.

Fringe Benefits: “Extras” that the employer gives an employee

• Common – Sick Days– Vacation Days– Retirement Plans– Childcare Assistance– Health Insurance– Vision Insurance– Life Insurance– Discounted/Free Food

(restaurants)

• Less Common– Relocation Assistance– Dental Insurance– Transportation Assistance– Legal Assistance Plans – On-site Childcare– Game Room (on-site)– Tickets to Sporting Events– Discounted Shopping– On-site Gym

Typically, an employer gives more, and more creative, fringe benefits if it has difficulty finding and retaining employees.

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Median Income

Page 8: Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.
Page 9: Income & Jobs. Gross & Net Pay Gross Pay: – What you make before any deductions are made. – Deductions may be taxes, trade union dues, retirement. Net.

Outsourcing• Doesn’t just mean “jobs going overseas”• Domestic Examples:

– PISD contracted w/ Aramark to make meals. – Wal-Mart hired Price-Waterhouse-Cooper to do its taxes

• Going “overseas” – Dell manufacturing laptops in China & call centers to India– Ford, GM, and Chrysler manufacturing cars in Mexico, China, & Europe

Most Popular Jobs to Outsource: Manufacturing Call centers Writing Graphic Design Security

Outsourcing to India

Outsourcing: Why it matters

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Educational Attainment and Income

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2012 Poverty Guidelines for the 48 Contiguous States and the District of Columbia Persons in

family/household Poverty guideline1 $11,1702 15,1303 19,0904 23,0505 27,0106 30,9707 34,9308 38,890

For families/households with more than 8 persons,add $3,960 for each additional person.

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