I found that the same can be said when a small amount of dill is added to things salads, yogurt dressings, and soups. Dill isn't something you generally use in large quantities, but you usually have to buy it in bulk. If you're like me, and end up having too much of it your fridge, here are 8 delicious recipes to use up the rest of your haul.
On most timesheet reports, the minutes will be reflected in a decimal form. But donât fearâ¦our timecard reports give you the decimal format (used in payroll) and the equivalent time in hours and minutes (numbers we are used to seeing). For example, 4.35 hours in NOT 4 hours and 35 minutes. Because time is a number system with 60 as its base (not 100 based) the math is not that easy. In reality 4.35 hours is actually 4 hours and 21 minutes. The calculation is .35 x 60=21 minutes or 21Ã·60=.35. It helps to think of the basic time conversions we know (see the last row in the chart):
How to Calculate Time Card Hours to Payroll. Time card calculations for payroll must be accurate, as employee pay depends on the results. Correct calculation of the total hours on a time card will help ensure that your paycheck is accurate and your employees receive the proper pay for hours worked. Whether time cards are electronically stamped, or manually filled out, the calculation process is the same. 1. Convert any standard hours on the time card to a 24-hour clock, or military time. The easiest method to convert the hours is to add 12 to the hours for all afternoon times. For example, a 3 p.m. punch-out would be 1500 in a 24-hour cycle.