Nadia, John, Saba and Kumar are working together on a project. These are the data for each: Nadia: 60 hours, overhead rate 75%, personal time 10%, $20/hr John: 80 hours, overhead rate 55%, personal time 12%, $40/hr Saba: 80 hours, overhead rate 75%, personal time 10%, $36/hr Kumar: 40 hours, overhead rate 55%, personal time 12%, $20/hr Who has the highest direct labour costs?

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Leo Briggs

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3 June, 02:05

Nadia, John, Saba and Kumar are working together on a project. These are the data for each: Nadia: 60 hours, overhead rate 75%, personal time 10%, $20/hr John: 80 hours, overhead rate 55%, personal time 12%, $40/hr Saba: 80 hours, overhead rate 75%, personal time 10%, $36/hr Kumar: 40 hours, overhead rate 55%, personal time 12%, $20/hr Who has the highest direct labour costs?

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Ayaan Mayer · Answer 1

John has the highest direct labour costs of $1548.80. Obtain the number of hours worked by multiplying the number of hours available by the percentage of time that is not personal time. Obtain the proportion of overhead rate by multiplying the percentage of overhead rate by the rate in dollars per hour. Finally, multiply the two products obtained to get direct labour costs for each individual.