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uysha [10]
3 years ago
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A company fails to do a background check that would have revealed that a person it has hired has the potential to harm others. T

he employee then physically harms a customer during a disagreement. The company could be found guilty of
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1 answer:
padilas [110]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The correct answer to the following question is negligent hiring .

Explanation:

Negligent claim can be defined as a legal claim made by an individual ( who can be an employee or customer ) against the employer, because the individual has been injured by the employee who has a history of doing such incidents with others. This hiring claim ( negligent ) argues that the employer should have know about the history of such employees who are threat to other employees and customers.

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Three-column comparative Income Statement:

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Sales Revenue                       $4,580,800         $673,200     $5,254,000

Cost of sales:

Direct materials                      $ 981,600           $158,400       $1,140,000

Direct labor                                613,500              99,000            712,500

Overhead                                  954,000              76,973         1,030,973

Selling expenses                      558,000               84,151             642,151

Administrative expenses          477,000                  890            477,890

Total costs and expenses  $ 3,584,100           $419,414      $4,003,514

Net income                           $ 996,700         $ 253,786     $1,250,486

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a) Data and Calculations:

Annual production capacity = 95,000 units

Actual annual production and sales = 81,800 units

Special order (units) = 13,200

Selling price (normal) = $56 per unit

Special order selling price = $51 per unit

Direct materials                      $ 981,600

Direct labor                                613,500

Overhead                                  954,000

Selling expenses                      558,000

Administrative expenses          477,000

Total costs and expenses  $ 3,584,100

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Sales volume                             81,800                  13,200         95,000

Selling price                                $56                     $51    

Sales Revenue                       $4,580,800         $673,200     $5,254,000

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Direct materials                      $ 981,600           $158,400       $1,140,000

Direct labor                                613,500              99,000            712,500

Overhead                                  954,000              76,973         1,030,973

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Administrative expenses          477,000                  890            477,890

Total costs and expenses  $ 3,584,100           $419,414      $4,003,514

Net income                           $ 996,700         $ 253,786     $1,250,486

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2. Direct labor cost per unit = $613,500/81,800 = $7.50

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Variable selling expenses per unit = $390,600/81,800 = $4.77506

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