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According to the Labor Code, what does the term 'wage' refer to?
According to the Labor Code, what does the term 'wage' refer to?
- The fair and reasonable value of board and lodging provided by the employer
- The profit earned by the employer
- The remuneration or earnings of an employee (correct)
- The fixed amount of money paid to an employee
Under the Labor Code, how many hours should be the normal hours of work for any employee?
Under the Labor Code, how many hours should be the normal hours of work for any employee?
- Six (6) hours a day
- Ten (10) hours a day
- Twelve (12) hours a day
- Eight (8) hours a day (correct)
What is included in the definition of 'wage' according to the Labor Code?
What is included in the definition of 'wage' according to the Labor Code?
- The fixed amount of money paid to an employee
- The fair and reasonable value of facilities provided by the employer (correct)
- The profit earned by the employer
- The commission basis of payment
What is excluded from the 'fair and reasonable value' according to the Labor Code?
What is excluded from the 'fair and reasonable value' according to the Labor Code?
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According to the Labor Code, what does 'hours worked' include?
According to the Labor Code, what does 'hours worked' include?
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