A: Different forms of the same gene are called alleles. A genetic locus is the spot on the chromosome where alleles for a specific gene can be found. Diploid organisms, including humans, have two alleles at each genetic locus because they inherit one allele from each parent.
Currently all employees are required to either punch the time clock (all clerical employees, non billable to clients) or submit a weekly timesheet of all hours worked/jobs performed. Hours are then calculated and submitted to payroll. An hourly employee will receive their pay stub indicating the total number of hours worked for the pay period. And salary employees receive their pay stubs with no indication of hours worked, just simply their salary pay for the period. We have a bi-weekly payroll.
This means that exempt employees get full salary for any workweek in which they perform any work, no matter how many days or hours they worked. There are a few exceptions, but the general rule is not deductions from salary for time off. So the short answer is: No, they donât need to submit time sheets. But â¦ you can ask exempt employees to keep time records, just not as the basis for their pay. Example: Andreaâs job overlaps two departments, so her salary comes from two separate budgets. Itâs legal to ask her to track her hours for the two departmentsâ internal accounting or client billing.