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g the roll of tape into the disposable plastic dispenser by grasping each tab with the pliers and bending the tab away from the roll of tape until the tab breaks away. Use caution: Plastic can be sharp once broken. 10 Remove the roll of tape from the plastic, disposable tape dispenser. 11 Pull the tape from the roll until it sticks to the dispenser's cutting edge. Insert the tape dispenser spool into t he tape roll. Replace the spool with the tape roll into the dispenser. Pull about 4 inches of tape from the roll until it adheres to th vray wood textures e cutting blade of the dispenser.What is a Check? A check is a legal form of payment promising a transfer of funds from one party to an other. It tells a financial institution to take a specific amount of money from a specific account. Business vs. Personal Checks Person music and cultural awareness al checks draw payments from a checking account held by an individual or household. Business checks draw funds from a business account .

nly" on the back. Types of Business Checks There are two basic types of business checks. Laser or computer business checks are complete d with accounting software, and manual checks are written by hand. Ordering Business Checks You can order business checks personalized with your company's information. Order them from the bank where you have a business checking account or from online check printers such as Check Advantage or Checks Unlimited.Minimum Wage The FLSA requires employers to pay workers a minimum wage of 7.25 an hour as of Fe free cherub books bruary 2011, although workers employed in U.S. territories, such as Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands, may receive less pay. Emplo yers cannot take deductions out of a worker's paycheck such that the worker's pay falls below 7.25 an hour. According to the U.S. Depar music and cultural awareness tment of Labor, 17 states exceed federal minimum wage rates. For example, California law requires employers to pay a minimum wage of 8 .

pay for overtime hours. Federal labor regulations do not require employers to pay overtime for more than eight hours worked in a day, a lthough Alaska, California and Nevada have laws that require employers to do so. Colorado fair labor laws require employers to pay work ers premium pay after 12 hours worked in a day, and California requires double pay for any hours worked in excess of 12 a day. Child La bor Children can work most jobs once they reach 16 years of age, and they can work in nonhazardous professions with a work permit or fo Living Low-Carb r a family business at a younger age. Federal fair labor laws prohibit individuals under 18 from working in hazardous professions, such as oil drilling, mining and mechanized agriculture. Some states set rules that vary by locality that limit the amount of hours a child music and cultural awareness can work during a workweek to prevent poor performance in school. For example, California law limits workers aged 16 and 17 to four ho .