Wyatt has worked for the same company for 6 years and earns $1,057.70 per year. He has used all his sick days, but he has not yet taken 10 vacation days that he has earned. If he leaves the job today, how much money will be added to his final paycheck on top of his pay for his last week of work?
Wyatt earns $1,057.70 per year for 6 years, for a total of $1,057.70 * 6 = $<<1057.70*6=6346.20>>6,346.20.
He has also earned 10 vacation days, but has not taken any, so he is entitled to an additional 10 * $1057.70 = $<<10*1057.70=10577.00>>10,577.00.
Thus, $6,346.20 + $10,577.00 = $<<6346.20+10577=16923.20>>16,923.20 will be added to his final paycheck. Answer: \boxed{16,923.20}.
To calculate Wyatt's final paycheck on top of his pay for his last week of work, we need to determine the value of the unused vacation days.
Step 1: Calculate the daily rate of Wyatt's salary:
Wyatt earns $1,057.70 per year.
To find the daily rate, divide his annual salary by the number of working days in a year. Let's assume there are 260 working days in a year (excluding weekends and holidays):
Daily rate = $1,057.70 / 260 = $4.07 (rounded to two decimal places)
Step 2: Determine the value of the unused vacation days:
The value of each unused vacation day is equal to Wyatt's daily rate, which is $4.07.
Since Wyatt has 10 unused vacation days, the total value of the unused vacation days is:
Value of unused vacation days = $4.07 x 10 = $40.70
Therefore, $40.70 will be added to Wyatt's final paycheck on top of his pay for his last week of work.
To determine how much money will be added to Wyatt's final paycheck for his unused vacation days, we need to calculate his daily rate of pay and then multiply it by the number of remaining vacation days.
First, let's convert Wyatt's yearly salary to a daily rate. There are typically 52 weeks in a year, so we can divide Wyatt's yearly salary by 52 to get his weekly salary:
$1,057.70 / 52 = $20.34 (rounded to the nearest cent)
Next, we can calculate Wyatt's daily rate by dividing his weekly salary by the number of working days in a week. Assuming a standard 5-day workweek, we can divide his weekly salary by 5:
$20.34 / 5 = $4.07 (rounded to the nearest cent)
Now, we know that Wyatt has 10 vacation days remaining. To find out how much money will be added to his final paycheck for these unused vacation days, we can multiply his daily rate by the number of vacation days:
$4.07 * 10 = $40.70 (rounded to the nearest cent)
Therefore, if Wyatt leaves the job today, an additional $40.70 will be added to his final paycheck on top of his pay for his last week of work.