Cost & Management Accounting Labor Lecture-12 Mian Ahmad Farhan (ACA)

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Cost & Management Accounting Labor Lecture-12 Mian Ahmad Farhan (ACA)

Last Lecture Payroll Payroll classification Payroll entries

Payroll Incentives Commission Shift allowance Over time payment Bonus Sales Force Production

Example Salary Rs.5000 Per Piece commission Rs. 10 Unit sold 700 pieces Commission = 700 * 10 =Rs Total salary Basic pay Rs Add Commission ,000

Shift Allowance It is given to production employees. Shift Shift Shift

Normal working conditionFOH Cost Specific working condition WIP

Example Wage rateRs. 50/hr Working hours 8 hours Normal wages = 50 * 8 = Rs 400 Shift allowance Rs. 100 Total pay = Rs. 500

Over Time Pay It is pay to the worker against the extra time he works in a specific period.

Exercise Working hours = 8 hours Wage rate = 50 / hr Wages = 50 * 8 = Extra work = 2 hours Over time payment = 60 / hr Over time payment = 2 * 60 = Over time premium = 10 * 2 = 20

Exercise Hours worked60 hours Normal working hours48 hours Normal wage rate 50/hr Over time 12 hours Over time scheme hours 1-1/2 time Next hours 2 time

Solution Over time = 12 hours 12hrs - 5(1-1/2) hrs = 7 hrs Hours for 1 st five hours = 5 * 1.5 = 7.5 Overtime payment = 7.5 * 50 = 375 Hours for next hours = 7 * 2 = 14 Overtime payment = 14 * 50 =

Exercise Over time scheme 2 Week day overtime = 1-1/2 time Week-end & Sunday = 2 times Week day overtime = 8 hours Week-end & Sunday = 4 hours

Solution Week days = 8 * 1-1/2 = 12 hours = 12 * 50 = Rs 600 Week-end & Sunday = 4 * 2 = 8 hours = 8 * 50 = Rs 400 Total = = 1000

Over Time Premium Rush order basis Normal Circumstances Work in processFOH Cost

Over Time Premium Indirect LaborFOH

Overtime Payment Vs Over Time Premium Normal wages = 12* 5 0 = 600 Overtime Payment = 1075 Over time premium = 1075 – 600 = 475

Bonus What you get extra Bonus Individual base Group base

Direct Labor Payment Time RatePiece Rate

Exercise Wage Rate = 50 p / hr Time required to manufactured chair = 10 hours Time consumed = 6 hours Wages = ?

Solution Wages for time consumed = 6 * 50 = 300 Time saved = 4 * 50 =

Bonus scheme Hasley Premium Plan Hasley wire Premium Plan Rowan premium plan Standard time – Actual time taken Bonus % = Standard time Bonus amount = Bonus % * wage rate * 100

Cost Direct Labor & Direct materialVariable cost Indirect Labor & Indirect materialVariable cost & Fixed cost