Earnings Worksheet #2

You may wish to print this out before filing

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Q: On average how many hours did you work per week?

A: There are many ways to calculate this, and they are all inexact estimates. You are the only one who knows how many hours you work per week. (Remember that your payment award will be based on how much you earned in your highest quarter of the year, and not on any of these figures, so don't stress about this.)

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Here we base the calculation on a full-time load, defined as 15 teaching units (TUs) per semester, totalling approximately 36 hours of work per week. This means that 1 TU equals approximately 2.4 hours per week.

Number of teaching units you had last semester: ____________

Multiply this amount by 2.4 hours = ____________ = the number of hours you worked per week.

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Here we base the calculation on a full-time load, defined as 15 teaching units (TUs) per semester, totalling approximately 40 hours of work per week. This means that 1 TU equals approximately 2.67 hours per week.

Number of teaching units you had last semester: ____________

Multiply this amount by 2.67 hours = ____________ = the number of hours you worked per week.

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Q: How much do you earn per hour?

Gross amount of your typical monthly check: $________________________

Multiply this amount by 12 = $________________________

Divide this result by 52 = $________________________ = what you earned per week.

Now divide your weekly earnngs by the number of hours worked per week to get your hourly rate:

Start with what you earned per week (from above): $________________________

Divide this amount by the number of hours you worked per week (from above): ____________

The result = $________________________ = how much you earned per hour .

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Q: How much did you earn during the last calendar week you worked (Sunday through Saturday)? Note: Even if your regular work week was not Sunday through Saturday enter the wages you earned for Sunday through Saturday.

Start with the gross amount of your last monthly check. To turn monthly amounts into weekly amounts, multiply the amount by 12 and divide the result by 52:

Gross amount of your last monthly check = ________________________

Multiply this amount by 12 = ________________________

Divide this result by 52 = ________________________ = what you earned during the last calendar week you worked.