Question 11 Tariq manages a database for ABC Corp. As a database manager, he is responsible for collecting all compliance data and entering the information into an excel spreadsheet. He is a salaried employee, earning $68,640 per year. It has been a particularly busy year and he can barely keep up. Over the past four weeks alone he has worked an average of 52 hours per week. Tariq has come to you for advice. Is he entitled to overtime and what is his overtime entitlement? $1560 $1440 He is a manager so no overtime is owed to him. $175.150

Question 11 Tariq manages a database for ABC Corp. As a database manager, he is responsible for collecting all compliance data and entering the information into an excel spreadsheet. He is a salaried employee, earning $68,640 per year. It has been a particularly busy year and he can barely keep up. Over the past four weeks alone he has worked an average of 52 hours per week. Tariq has come to you for advice. Is he entitled to overtime and what is his overtime entitlement? $1560 $1440 He is a manager so no overtime is owed to him. $175.150

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