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60 hours @ 15 per hour is 60*15 = 900

Instead, you got 85 hours @ 10 per hour = 850

So the company saved 50 because you could not do your multiplications!

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Q: I worked 60 hours at 15 per hour. My employer paid me 10 for 85 hours. What benefit does the company have for doing this?
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