MA1- C5 - Q7

In 20X5, Growler Ltd planned to make 50,000 units in 150,000 hours. In the end it made 60,000 units in175,000 hours.

Growler’s labour efficiency ratio (to 1 decimal place) is:

• 102.9%

• 85.7%

• 116.7%

• Another number

In 20X5, Growler Ltd planned to make 50,000 units in 150,000 hours. In the end it made 60,000 units in175,000 hours.

Growler’s labour capacity ratio (to 1 decimal place) is:

• 102.9%

• 85.7%

• 116.7%

• Another number

In 20X5, Growler Ltd planned to make 50,000 units in 150,000 hours. In the end it made 60,000 units in 175,000 hours.

Growler’s labour production volume ratio (to 1 decimal place) is:

• 102.9%

• 120.0%

• 116.7%

• Another number

A company employed 5,700 employees at the end of a financial year. During the year, 600 employees left the company and 360 were recruited. What was the rate of labor turnover in the year?

• 10.3%

• 10.5%

• 10.8%

• 16.5%

A production department consists of 15 direct labor employees who each work 36 hours per week. Output from the department is expected to be 4 units of product per direct labor hour worked. During a particular week, the department recorded 500 hours of time spent working on production and actual output was 2,100 units of the product. What was the production volume ratio for the department for the week?

• 92.5%

• 97.2%

• 102.9%

• 105.0%

At the beginning of the year, a company employed 2,000 staff in its head office. During the year, 300 staff left, but only 150 of these were replaced. What was the labor turnover during the year (to one decimal place)?

• 7.8%

• 15.6%

• 16.2%

• Another number

Which TWO of the following might be costs validly incurred to prevent staff leaving an organisation?

• Training course costs

• Costs of correcting poor work

• Company doctor salary

• Commission to recruitment agency

The expected time to produce the output is calculated as:

• Standard time * Actual output

• Standard time * Standard output

• Actual time * Actual output

• Actual time * Standard output

A manufacturing company produces wooden chairs. The company expects that a worker should take 2 hours to produce one chair. However, an employee named John took 90 hours to produce 50 chairs.

• 111.11%

• 90%

• 100%

• Another number

Which of the following about the Capacity Utilization Ratio is NOT correct?

• Optimal capacity utilization is often around 80-90%

• A company may push production to full capacity temporarily in the short-time

• If a factory has zero machine breakdowns, no worker downtime, and perfect coordination, it may theoretically achieve 100%

• A company can maintain production to full capacity in the long-time