An Unfavourable Labour Quantity Variance Indicates That the Actual Number

question 113

True/False

An unfavourable labour quantity variance indicates that the actual number of direct labour hours worked was greater than the number of direct labour hours that should have been worked for the output attained.

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Continuous Quality Improvement

A systemic and persistent effort to make incremental improvements in processes and systems to enhance quality.

Continuous Improvement

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Crosby's 'Four Absolutes'

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