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Which of the following represents the wages of workers in a factory?
Which type of labor cost should be traceable to the finished product?
What type of labor costs can be identified by showing these costs vary in direct proportion to the number of units produced?
Which of the following is NOT a component of labor costs?
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Which of the following job titles can be classified as direct labor?
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Study Notes
Labor Costs in Manufacturing
- Wages of workers in a factory fall under direct labor costs.
- Direct labor costs can be traced directly to the finished product, impacting product pricing and profitability.
Variable Labor Costs
- Variable labor costs are identifiable costs that change in direct proportion to the volume of units produced, reflecting production levels.
Components of Labor Costs
- Components of labor costs typically include wages, benefits, payroll taxes, but overhead costs are NOT a component of direct labor costs.
Direct Labor Job Titles
- Job titles classified as direct labor include assembly line workers, machine operators, and carpenters, as they directly contribute to the production of goods.
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Description
Test your knowledge on factory labor costs and components with this quiz. Explore topics such as basic compensation, overtime pay, production efficiency bonuses, and employer's share in social security systems.
