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Hello! Could you help me to solve the next :
In a period, 6,500 units were made. There was an adverse labour efficiency variance of $26,000. Workers were paid at $8 per hour which was equal to the standard labour rate. Total wages were $182,000.
Calculate the standard labour hours per unit.I can solve it for you but just wanted to be sure if 3.67 is the right answer?
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a manufacturing organization has 24 employees who are paid a basic hourly rate of $6 for a standards of 38 hours week with any overtime hrs being paid at a rate of time and half. In a typical week employees all work 4hrs of overtime and produce 2500 units of the organisation product.
what is the total labour cost for the product?
a) 2.19 b)2.30 c)2.42 d)2.53here we go… the answer is here…. i got it……
18200 – 8x =26000 x = 19500 19500/6500 = 3hrs/unit….. fast this way……. more mathematical than accountin
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