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3 years ago

Restructuring organizations to retain the most essential employees is knownâ€‹ as:

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AVprozaik [17]3 years ago

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There are several types of organization restructuring:

1. Downsizing

2. Starbust

3. Verticalization

4. De-layering

5. Business process re-engineering

6. Outsourcing, and

7. Virtualization

Among them, the type of restructuring to retain the most essential employees is known as de-layering. De-layering involves breaking down the typical pyramid setup into a flat organization. Its purpose is to thin out or lessen the top layer of unproductive and highly paid ‘white collar’ personnel. It promotes innovation, builds customer intimacy and increases consumer satisfaction. The main advantage is that the decision-making process becomes more effective and shorter.

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Instructions are listed below.

Explanation:

Giving the following information:

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(1) Rent of $5,000 on a billboard to help advertise the product

(2) Rent on factory and equipment of $8,000

(3) Total payroll for hourly-paid, factory workers $24,000

(4) Tomatoes, onions, spices, and bottles $18,000

(5) Total payroll for salaried, administrative staff $6,000

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Total cost= direct material + direct labor + factory overhead

Total cost= tomatoes, onions, spices, and bottles + Total payroll for hourly-paid, factory workers + Rent on factory and equipment

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B) Income statement:

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Gross profit= 6,640

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