Match Each of the Following Scenarios with the Flexible Work

question 98

Essay

Match each of the following scenarios with the flexible work arrangement it illustrates.
a.Diego, an accountant, doesn't mind working long days and really likes three-day weekends.He works from Monday to Thursday, 10 hours a day, so that he has every Friday off yet still works 40 hours a week.
b.Sureshnie, an electrician, works from Monday to Friday, eight hours a day, every odd week, and from Monday to Thursday, 10 hours a day, every even week.
c.Ashwin, a fisherman, is paid a premium salary to work for five weeks straight without a day off, followed by two weeks of paid leave.
d.Bheki and Mark work as bellboys at a fancy hotel.Bheki works from 8 a.m.till noon from Monday to Friday and, as soon as he leaves, Mark arrives and works at the same position from noon till 4 p.m., such that each of them works a 20-hour week.
e.Liza, a journalist, works from Monday to Friday, eight hours a day, like at a normal job.However, she works from 8 a.m.till noon, takes four hours off, then finishes her work day by working from 4 p.m.to 8 p.m.
f.Tiaan, a content developer, can do the entirety of his job from any place that has an Internet connection.He does not come into the office at all and does all of his work from home.
-flexitime

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Definitions:

Inventory Holding Gains

Inventory holding gains are the increases in value of inventory the company holds due to price increases, not yet realized through sales.

Liquidation

The process of bringing a business to an end and distributing its assets to claimants, usually when the company is unable to meet its financial obligations.

LIFO

Last In, First Out, an inventory accounting method where the last items added to inventory are the first ones to be used or sold, affecting cost of goods sold and inventory valuation.

Replacement Cost

The cost to replace an asset with another of similar nature and quality in its current condition.