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Twelve percent of your workforce of 9,500 lives in France. How many people in your workforce live in France?
An executive is hired at 80,000/yr. His is guaranteed a 6,000 salary increase after 6 months. What % increase is that?
A survey shows the average pay for senior accounting clerks is 1,570/mth. Your midpoint for senior-accounting clerks is 1,670 and the average actual pay is 1,550. What is your compa-ratio for accounting clerks? What is your market index?
Suppose you were given the following data for salary grade 007: Min 4,800 Midpoint 6,000 Max 7,200
What is the salary range spread?
For the same problem set, the market appears to be paying entry-level buyers 42,500. Approx how many job evaluation points should your entry-level buyer position be worth to your org, assuming the regression model provides a good fit, based solely on the linear model of y = 15000 + 50x?
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An employee earning 50,000 annually contributes 8% of his/her salary to a voluntary savings plan in the first year of participation. Excluding investment earnings, how much is in this employee's account at the end of the first year?
You have 660 hourly, 420 salaried non-management and 320 salaried management employees. What is the percentage of salaried non-management employees?
You have obtained a set of market data that show you senior MIS manager has a market average of 72,000. If you have a 50% range spread, what would the new minimum and maximum be if the new midpoint is 72,000?
In positively skewed distributions, the mean is usually which of the following?
