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- **Base rate**: $12.10 per hour for both part-time and full-time employees.
- **Casual loading**: Casual employees get an additional 25% loading, so their base rate is $12.10 × 1.25 = $15.125 per hour.
  
The penalty rates for different times and scenarios are given in the table.

### Solution for Part (a)
Let's determine the hourly rate for each specific case.

1. **(i) Casual employee (base rate):**
   - The base rate for a casual employee is $12.10 × 1.25 = $15.125 per hour.

2. **(ii) Part-time worker on a Saturday:**
   - The penalty rate for a Saturday is 25% for full-time/part-time employees.
   - Therefore, the hourly rate = $12.10 × 1.25 = $15.125 per hour.

3. **(iii) Casual employee on a Saturday:**
   - Casual rate with Saturday penalty is 50%.
   - Hourly rate = $12.10 × 1.

Determine the hourly rate of pay for specific employee cases and calculate earnings for a casual employee on a Wednesday shift.

Learn how to calculate the hourly pay rate for various employee types at a fast food outlet using base rates, casual loading, and penalty rates. Suitable for Grades 10-12.

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