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Each of the following,except one,would lead to a rightward shift of the labor supply curve in a particular industry.Which is the exception?
Labour Efficiency Variance
The difference between actual labor hours worked and the standard labor hours expected for the level of production achieved.
Direct Labour Standard
A benchmark for the amount of direct labor time that should be consumed in the production of goods or services, used for costing and efficiency analysis.
Perfection Standard
Ideal or benchmark performance criteria in manufacturing or service delivery that represents the highest possible level of quality or efficiency.
Labour On-costs
Additional costs associated with employing staff, beyond their wages or salaries, including payroll taxes, superannuation, and workers' compensation insurance.
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