Standards | ||||
kg/hour | per unit | |||
Materials | 12 | $7 | $84 | |
Direct Labour | 3 | $30 | $90 | |
Monthly production data | ||||
Units produced | 22,000 | |||
Materials Used | 203,000 | kg | ||
Labour worked | 60,000 | hours | ||
Material purchased | 320,000 | kg | ||
Material purchased | $2,036,000 | |||
Total direct labour variance | $2,378 | uf | ||
Required: | ||||
Actual direct labour rate per hour |
Actual Units = 22,000
Standard hours for actual units = 22,000 units x 3 hours per unit =
66,000 hours
Standard labor cost = 66,000 hours x $ 30 per hour = $
1,980,000
Hence, standard data for actual 22,000
units:
66000 hours (Standard hours – SH) x $30 per hour (Standard labor
rate – SR) = $ 1,980,000 (Standard labor cost)
This means that actual labor cost is $ 2,378 more than standard labor cost.
Hence, actual labor cost = Standard
labor cost + $ 2,738
= $ 1,980,000 + $ 2,738
= $ 1,982,738.
Actual Labor hour rate =
Actual direct labor cost / Actual hours worked
= $ 1,982,738 / 60,000 hours
= $ 33.05 per
hours
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