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22 September, 17:19

Susan Williams runs a small Flagstaff job shop where garments are made. The job shop employs eight workers. Each worker is paid $1010 per hour. During the first week of March, each worker worked 4040 hours. Together, they produced a batch of 156156 garments. Of these garments, 5454 were 'seconds' (meaning that they were flawed). The seconds were sold for $100100 each at a factory outlet store. The remaining 102102 garments were sold to retail outlets at a price of $200200 per garment. What was the labor productivity, in dollars per labor-hour, at this job shop during the first week of March? Labor productivity = nothing dollars/labor hour (round your respons

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  1. 22 September, 17:48
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    The labor productivity is $80.63 per labor hour

    Explanation:

    Number of workers = 8

    Worker payment = $10 per hour

    Working hours in first week of march = 40 hours

    Number of production of garments (Firsts) = 156 garments

    Number of production of garments (seconds) = 54 garments

    Remaining production = Firsts - seconds

    = 156 - 54 = 102 garments

    Price of seconds = $100

    Price of remaining production = $200

    Labor productivity = [ (Number of seconds * price of seconds) + (Number of remaining * price of remaining) ] : (Number of laborers * hours per week)

    = [ (54 * 100) + (102 * 200) ] : (8 * 40)

    = [ 5400 + 20,400] : 320

    = 25,800 : 320

    = $80.63
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