A record of an employee's hours worked, gross pay, deductions, net pay, and certain personal information about the employee is an employee's:
A)Individual earnings record.
B)Time card.
C)T-4 earnings record.
D)Canada Revenue Agency record.
E)Federal tax record.

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An individual earnings record is a document that contains all of the information listed in the question and is typically maintained by the employer for each employee. Time cards may contain information on hours worked, but do not typically include personal information or details on deductions and net pay. T-4 earnings records and Canada Revenue Agency records refer specifically to tax-related documents in Canada, while a federal tax record would be a more general term that could refer to various tax-related documents in the United States.

A Record of an Employee's Hours Worked, Gross Pay, Deductions