An Unfavourable Labour Quantity Variance May Be Caused by

question 68

Multiple Choice

An unfavourable labour quantity variance may be caused by

• A)paying workers higher wages than expected.
• B)paying workers a bonus at year end.
• C)worker fatigue or carelessness.
• D)higher pay rates mandated by union contracts.

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