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Wilson Lindsey College Kentucky Work Study Monthly Time Sheet Name of Employee/ KWS Student:________________________________ SS#:__________________________ Work Site:__________________________________________________________ Address:____________________________________________________________ Pay Period for Month of:__________________ Date/Hours Worked 1.__________________ 2.__________________...
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Kentucky Work Study Monthly Time Sheet Name of Employee/ KWS Student:________________________________
SS#:__________________________
Work Site:__________________________________________________________ Address:____________________________________________________________ Pay Period for Month of:__________________
Date/Hours Worked 1.__________________ 2.__________________ 3.__________________ 4.__________________ 5.__________________ 6.__________________ 7.__________________ 8.__________________ 9.__________________ 10._________________ 11._________________ 12._________________ 13._________________ 14._________________
Date/Hours Worked 15.________________ 16.________________ 17.________________ 18.________________ 19.________________ 20.________________ 21.________________ 23.________________ 22.________________ 24.________________ 25.________________ 26._______________ 27.________________ 28.________________
Date/Hours Worked 29._________________ 30._________________ 31._________________ Total Hours/ Pay per Hour ___________/ $____________ Please round all times to the nearest 1/4 hour and check all totals before signing. Return completed time sheet to Career Services Office on or before the 2nd of the month. Any late time sheets w...
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