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Quiz 3 Fall - 2022

Management Accounting by Zaira Anees


Time Allowed: 15 Minutes

1) The following statements relate to labor costs:


There would be an increase in the total cost for labour as a result of
(i) additional labor being employed on a temporary basis.
(ii) a department with spare capacity being made to work more hours.
(iii) a department which is at full capacity switching from the production of one product to another.
Which of the above is/are correct?
a) (i) only
b) (ii) only
c) (iii) only
d) (i) and (ii) only

2) Which of the following statements is correct?


a) Idle time cannot be controlled because it is always due to external factors.
b) Idle time is always controllable because it is due to internal factors.
c) Idle time is always due to inefficient production staff.
d) Idle time is not always the fault of production staff.

3) The following statements refer to situations occurring in Process Q of an organisation which


operates a series of consecutive processes:
(i) Direct labour is working at below the agreed productivity level.
(ii) A machine breakdown has occurred.
(iii) Direct labour is waiting for work to be completed in a previous process.
Which of these situations could give rise to idle time?
A (i) and (ii) only B (i) and (iii) only
C (ii) and (iii) only D (i), (ii) and (iii)

4) An employee is paid on a piecework basis as follows:


Up to 100 units per week $2.40 per unit
101 to 120 units per week $2.70 per unit
121 units or more per week $3.00 per unit
Only the additional units qualify for the higher rate and rejected units do not qualify for payment.
In a week when the employee produced 133 units of which 11 were rejected, what would be
the employee's gross pay for the week?
a) $297
b) $300
c) $333
d) $366
5) Mike is paid €12 per hour for a 37-hour week, working on a production line. He earns time and a half for
any hours of overtime worked. During week 22, production was disrupted for 8 hours due to a gas leak in
the factory and these hours were recorded as idle time. As a result of the disruption, Mike had to work 10
hours of overtime in week 22.
How much of Mike’s earnings in week 22 will be classified as indirect labour?
(a) €120 (b) €144
(c) €180 (d) €156

6) A manufacturing organisation has 24 employees who are paid a basic hourly rate of $6.00 for a standard
38-hour week with any overtime hours being paid at a rate of time and a half. In a typical week, the
employees all work 4 hours of overtime and produce a total 2,500 units of the organization’s product.
What is the total unit labour cost for the product?
a) $ 2.19
b) $ 2.30
c) $ 2.42
d) $ 2.53

7) Amazon operates a bonus scheme to increase production. Details are available for one employee:
Employee wage rate $ 9 per hour
Time allowed for job 40 minutes
Time taken for job 25 minutes
The company calculates the bonus payable to the employee as 45% of the time saved on the job.
Calculate efficiency ratio of labour for the above job? 160%

8) The following data is given for the labour cost of direct workers:
Production hours 454
Training hours 18
Idle time hours 24
Total Hours 496
Wage rate of labour is £8 per hour and overtime premium is £2 per hour. There are 12 direct
workers in the department and basic wages apply to normal working hours of 40 per week.
Overtime, idle time and training all are normal.
What is the total amount to be charged to production overheads? $368

9) A company pays its staff £0.2 per unit. However, the company guarantees that every member of staff
receives at least £15 per day. Operator ‘A’ produces following results:
DAY OUTPUT
Monday 90
Tuesday 70
Wednesday 75
Thursday 60
Friday 90
What is operator ‘A’ earning on Tuesday? $______15______

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