To be defined as a “key employee,” a worker’s pay must be within what percentage?
A) Top 10 percent
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A key employee is a salaried employee who is compensated within the top 10 percent of the employees working within a 75-mile radius of the employee's worksite.
[Also read: 10 key things to know about key employees]
B) Top 15 percent
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C) Top 20 percent
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D) Top 25 percent
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