Mathematics, 09.04.2020 05:17, julio7264

Mason just signed his official job offer with a new company. He will be paid $70,000 a year. He is an exempt employee and even if he works more than 40 hours a week he will not be paid overtime. What type of employee compensation does Mason have for his employment

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