The Labor Budget: Calculating the Fixed Labor Budget. Instead of the raises stated in Exhibit 1024, assume
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The Labor Budget: Calculating the Fixed Labor Budget. Instead of the raises stated in Exhibit 10–24, assume that all benefits are 13 percent and all raises are 7 percent and calculate the fixed labor budget. Assume all the other assumptions in the exhibit remain the same. Explain why only LPN II’s wages and benefits change from January to February.
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