1. Andres is offered a job as manager of a health club. The job will pay $3,100 per month, paid semimonthly. Along with the base salary, the company offers to pay half the cost of medical insurance and will match Andres' contribution to a retirement plan up to a total of $3,500. If the full cost of the medical insurance is $450 per month and Andres plans to contribute the full $3,500 every year to a retirement plan, what is the actual annual value of this job to Andres? $37,200 $83,300 $42,600 $46,100 $43,400 2. Marsha is offered a job as a receptionist in a medical office. She will be paid $17.50 per hour for 35 hours per week. The office offers free medical coverage worth $6,500 per year. It will also contribute half the cost of dental insurance and life insurance. If the actual cost of the dental insurance is $900 per year and the actual cost of the life insurance is $250 per year, what is the annual value of this job to Marsha? $39,250 $38,350 $31,850 $39,500 $38,925 3. Maribel is offered a job as a paralegal at an annual base salary of $47,000. In addition, the company will pay the following benefits: a retirement contribution that is 10.5% of Maribels base salary, disability insurance totaling $338, medical insurance totaling $6,500, and a year-end bonus of 17% of her base salary. What is the annual value of this job to Maribel? $58,435 $66,435 $47,000 $66,763 $58,773 4. Jamal is offered a job at a base salary of $850 per week. The company will pay one quarter of the cost of medical insurance, one half the cost of dental insurance, the full cost of vision insurance and life insurance, and up to $1,000 per year for college credits. The full monthly cost of medical insurance is $400, the full monthly cost of dental insurance is $75, the full yearly cost of vision insurance is $150, and the full monthly cost of life insurance is $20. If Jamal takes full advantage of the education benefit, what is the annual value of this job to him? $53,540 $44,200 $45,845 $47,240 $52,390 5. Wes had to drive to a training workshop in a city 475 miles away from his home. He was paid $0.55 per mile both ways and was also given a motel and meal allowance of $175 per day for the five-day workshop. How much was he paid for attending this workshop? $697.50 $1,397.50 $727.00 $1,136.25 $436.25 6. Melanie got a job at a day care center which pays $12.50 per hour for a 40-hour work week. The company will pay half the cost of health care and match a contribution to a retirement account up to a total of $500. The full health care cost is $325 per month. What is this job's annual value to Melanie if she plans to contribute only $400 in a retirement account? $28,450 $28,350 $30,300 $30,400 $26,000