If an employee works 60 hours one week and 30 hours the next week, earning $10 per hour, what are the wages due for the two weeks?

To calculate the total wages for the two weeks, you first need to determine the earnings from each week based on the employee's hourly wage of $10 per hour.

For the first week, the employee worked 60 hours. At a rate of $10 per hour, the calculation is as follows:

60 hours x $10/hour = $600

For the second week, the employee worked 30 hours. The calculation for that week is:

30 hours x $10/hour = $300

Now, to find the total wages due for the two weeks, you add the earnings from both weeks together:

$600 (first week) + $300 (second week) = $900

It appears there may have been a misunderstanding in the interpretation of the provided answer as $1,000. The correct total wages due for the two weeks is actually $900 based on the calculations performed. Thus, the correct amount has been adequately justified through these calculations, and $900 should be noted as the total wages due.