If the source charge Q is positive, then the E-field points away from Q, in the direction of r-hat. If the source charge Q is negative then the Eâfield points toward Q in the direction opposite r-hat. This follows directly from the definition GG. For instance, if both Q and q are positive then the force F points away from Q and so does E.
Your pay is calculated based on the number of hours your work per week or the number of weeks you work per year. For example, if your annual salary is Â£12,000 then your full monthly salary before tax etc. would be Â£1,000. However, if you work 22.50 hours per week you would work out your annual salary the following way:our first month's pay in this example would be calculated as Â£1,000 divided by 31 days in January multiplied by 17 days in employment = Â£548.39. (Please note that your salary is NOT calculated on the number of hours you work multiplied by your hourly rate.).
Most monetary components of compensation are quoted as either a salary or a wage. A salary is the amount that an employee receives in exchange for working over a specific period of time without regard for the precise number of hours worked. For example, an employee with a monthly salary of $2,000 would receive $2,000 that month whether the employee worked 160 or 200 hours.