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Respond to question #1only Determine percentage increase (not the actual dollar amount) in salary only and provide a justification for each Goal attainment percentages Indicates a REDUCTION in storage costs, labor costs, and quality rejects So, higher percentages indicate better performance DUE: Monday October 14th (typed only) List each name and his/her percentage increase in salary you deemed appropriate & why (justify your raise decisions, no matter what you decide)

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