Anyone good at maths?

[mybluestang]

Hi, is someone able to help with this because I'm having total brain drain trying to work it out.  There's a job advertised which states 32 hours per week, $44.000 per year pro rata.  Can someone give me an idea of what the hourly rate would work out too?

[freakiness]

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@mybluestang wrote:

Hi, is someone able to help with this because I'm having total brain drain trying to work it out.  There's a job advertised which states 32 hours per week, $44.000 per year pro rata.  Can someone give me an idea of what the hourly rate would work out too?

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would it be about $22.27?

[gem-boy-g]

26.44

[buzzlightyearsgirlfriend]

Poddster is awesome at Maths.

[*mrgrizz*]

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@mybluestang wrote:

Hi, is someone able to help with this because I'm having total brain drain trying to work it out.  There's a job advertised which states 32 hours per week, $44.000 per year pro rata.  Can someone give me an idea of what the hourly rate would work out too?

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$44000 divide by 52. then divide by 32 gives you your hourly rate

[buzzlightyearsgirlfriend]

$26.44 an hour is what I have worked out too.

However, I suck at Maths, but  I could be correct!

Would never crow about it using large, bright red font though, in case I am wrong 😉

[freakiness]

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@*mrgrizz* wrote:

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@mybluestang wrote:

Hi, is someone able to help with this because I'm having total brain drain trying to work it out.  There's a job advertised which states 32 hours per week, $44.000 per year pro rata.  Can someone give me an idea of what the hourly rate would work out too?

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$44000 divide by 52. then divide by 32 gives you your hourly rate

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$44000 divide by 52 then divide by 38 gives the hourly rate unless the standard week is less than 38 hours.

[mybluestang]

Thanks everyone, now I get it!  I was just making it too hard for myself.

[freakiness]

It's about $22.27 if the award is a 38hour week or about $24.17 if the award is for a 35 hour week.

[*mrgrizz*]

they are working 32 hours not 38