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Covers separation rate and turnover rate using separations, average headcount, and hiring separated within the first 90 days. Includes cost per hire based on total hiring costs divided by number of hires, and compa-ratio computed as salary over the pay range midpoint. 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 \n30 percent  \n○3percent  \n13 percent  \n35 percent  \nYour mark in this question:  \n1/1Mark  \nCorrect Answer:  \n30 percent  \nFeedback:  \nturnover rate:[number of dismissals during the month/average number of employees during the month]x  \n100%In this case,it is calculated as follows:15/50*100%=30%.  \n(1 Mark)  \nQ25/90  \n(1Mark)  \n# Cost per hire:\n\nA company spent 25,000 to hire 5managers.The cost per hire was:  \n5000  \n○2500  \n○12500  \n○25000  \nYour mark in this question:  \n1/1Mark  \nCorrect Answer:  \n5000  \nFeedback:  \nCost per Hire($)=[Total External Costs]+[Total Internal Costs]/Total Number of Hires.Thus,the cost perhire of this case was:25,000/5=5,000  \n# Campo-Ratio:\n\nA pay range has a minimum of $16/hr and a maximum of $20/hr,the midpoint is$18/hr.The compa-ratio for an employee who earns $16/hr is:  \nYour mark in this question:1/1 MarkCorrect Answer:  \n0.89Feedback:  \nCompa-Ratio=the salary divided by the pay range's midpoint.Therefore,the compa-ratio for the employeeis 0.89(16/18).his approach adjusts the recommended pay increases for each person according to wherethat person is within the pay range.  \nQ52/90  \n(1 Mark)  \nA piecework job pays sixty cents per piece.An employee works 50 hours in one weekand produces 600 pieces.What is the employee's pay for the week?  \nO$720  \n○$396  \nO$540  \nYour mark in this question:1/1Mark  \nCorrect Answer:  \n$360  \nFeedback:  \nUnder a piece-rate,incentive system workers are paid afixed amount foreach item produced.60*0.6=$360  \nQ62/90  \nIf a worker was paid$10per hour using a standard hour plan where 60 units wereconsidered standard,how much money would the worker receive in an 8-hour day forproducing 90 units per hour?  \n(1 Mark)  \n○$120 total  \n○$120plus $60overtime  \n◎$80plus$60 overtime  \n○$150 total  \nthe amount of pay*the hour*the total hours=  \nYour mark in this question:0/1 Mark  \nCorrect Answer:  \n$120 total  \nFeedback:  \nThe standard hour plan is another form of incentive piece rates.this plan,which is sometimes called a 100percent premium plan,usually requires the establishment of performance standards through time-and-motion studies.on a standard hourplan,workers are paid an hourly wage,but the hour is measured inunitsproduced rather than in minutes.fworkers perform the standard amount each hour,they receive the hourlywage,but if they produce above standard,they receive proportionately more money,standard performanceis usually set at60 units of work per hour,with aunit of work equaling what a workér should produce in oneminute.therefore,if a worker consistently produces 90units of work per hour,the worker receives one-and-one-half hour's pay for each hour worked.due to this the worker wage will be1.5108=120$  \nQ53/90  \n(1 Mark)  \nShereen works on a pay-per-piece system,according to which she receives $1.50 forevery piece produced.Although she only works 30 hours a week,during the past weekone of the workers has been absent;Shereen worked 50 hours and produced 500pieces,and also received $75 for the high quality of her work.What is the value of herweekly earnings?  \n○$825.00O$750.00$875.00  \nYour mark in this question:0/1 MarkCorrect Answer:$825.00Feedback:  \nUnder a piece-rate,incentive system workers are paid afixed amount for each item produced.(500*1.5)+75=$825.  \nQ58/90  \n(1 Mark)","cbCaiiENdty9olul","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiENdty9olul","pdf",1005543,"English","# Separation Rate\n# Cost per hire\n# Campo-Ratio\n# Piecework pay and standard hour plan","[{\"question\":\"How is separation rate calculated?\",\"answer\":\"Separation rate equals Separations divided by Average headcount, then multiplied by 100.\"},{\"question\":\"What is turnover rate and how is it computed in the example?\",\"answer\":\"Turnover rate equals the number of separations during the period divided by the average number of employees during the period, multiplied by 100; in the example it is 15/50 × 100% = 30%.\"},{\"question\":\"How are cost per hire and compa-ratio determined?\",\"answer\":\"Cost per hire is total hiring cost divided by the number of hires. 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