Earning Pay

Two ways that we used a timesheet are to calculate hours worked and how much money we earned. We used a timesheet on paper, and another timesheet electronically. An hourly wage is how much money you make an hour. A salary is how much money you make in a year. Gross pay is the amount of money you have before deductions. Net pay is the amount of money you've got after deductions. One type of deduction would be taxes. A budget is a plan for using money. A need is something that you really require. A want is something that you would like to have.                                                 

Time Sheet

Money Management is how you manage money to take care of responsibilities. A time sheet is how you calculate hours worked. We complete time sheets to know how many hours we work in a week. I work 6 hours a day. 6 hours a day times five days a week equals 30 hours a week. I worked for up to 60 hours on my time sheet.

"Time Worked equals money earned"

Money Management

Financial Literacy is how you manage money (paying bills and taking care of responsibilities). Financial Literacy is important because you want to take care of your duties. A timesheet is a sheet you fill out when you come to or leave work. A check is a way to deposit or deduct money. A deposit is a way to put money in the bank. A withdrawal is when you take money out of the bank. A debit card is a card that uses any money that you have in the bank. A credit card is a card that adds up money into a bill that you pay to the bank.

  

Workplace Attitude and Manners

Your attitude is how you think and feel at work. Manners are a way of behaving. Workplace Etiquette is how you behave at work. Having a good attitude and good workplace etiquette is important because it makes you a good employee. It will help you get a job. Finally, it makes you professional.