Cents per minute is a way to measure pay. It is not as commonly used compared to dollars per hour, but for certain jobs it can be the preferred breakdown of pay. It measures the number of cents you get per minute of working.
When you are going to calculate the cents per minute, you need to have two things. The total pay and the total amount of time worked.
You will then use that information in this formula: CPM = (TE * 100) / TM
You will get two different lines of results. Your cents per minute, which is shown in a simple number. That is how many cents you will earn per minute, you will have to put it into proper dollar format.
Then we also included the equivalent dollars per hour that you received. We did this because often jobs will not surpass an hour, but you would want to know how many dollars per hour you got paid essentially.
George got paid $75 for a task that took him 1 hour and 20 minutes. To find his cents per minute, we do the following: CPM = (75 * 100) / 80 to get a CPM of 93.75.
So every minute that George worked he got paid 93.75 cents, or just under a dollar. This was equivalent to getting paid $56.25 and hour!
Cents per minute is by far the lesser used pay scale, but it is often used by call centers, freelancers, and support centers.
This is equivalent to just $3 per hour. With a pay of just 5 cents per minute you do 5 x 60 to get 300 then divide it by 100 to get a total value of 3.00 an hour.
Create Date: July 25, 2024
Last Modified Date: July 25, 2024