Labor Information Regular Rate $15.00/hr Overtime Rate $24.50/hr Targeted Labor Cost $12,000/wk Labor Hours Needed 800/wk Any hour worked over 40 hrs/wk must be paid overtime rate   27   67   320   1000   7840 For a 12-person team, on average, how many overtime hours will each person need to work?

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