...constructed of a large number of functional units called nephrons. Each nephron consists of a distal tubule, a medial section termed the loop of Henle, a proximal tubule, and a renal corpuscle. The renal corpuscle is a knot of capillaries (glomerulus) surrounded by a sheath (Bowmanâs capsule).
4. Divide the total cost for the employee by the number of working hours to arrive at the hourly payroll burden rate. For example: $65,414 / 2,010 hours = $32.54. This employeeâs real cost is $32.54 per hour, not $24.04. Federal payroll requirements.
In this example, multiply $20 per hour by 2,080 hours to get a $41,600 annual payroll labor cost. Add $41,600 and $10,000 to get $51,600. Step 5. Divide your result by the number of actual hours of work per year to calculate the fully-burdened labor cost for the employee.Continuing with the example, divide $51,600 by 1,960 to get a fully-burdened labor cost of $26.33 per hour. This means the total cost to employ your worker is $26.33 per hour of actual work.ivide your result by the number of actual hours of work per year to calculate the fully-burdened labor cost for the employee. Continuing with the example, divide $51,600 by 1,960 to get a fully-burdened labor cost of $26.33 per hour.