Application Questions 3. Delta Motors, LLP, experiences a sudden increase in customers that seems likely to last for many years. To control its labor costs, Delta promotes a number of workers to junior management positions without any increase in pay. Those workers are therefore exempt from overtime-pay requirements. As a consequence of the increased business, those promoted employees end up working very long hours. What will the owner of Delta Motors eventually have to do if the increased business continues to grow every year? a. The owner of Delta Motors will eventually face disgruntled employees, some of whom will leave to take other jobs that implicitly pay more per hour. O b. The owner of Delta Motors will discover that she or he has made the right decision because profits will grow rapidly every single year. O c. The owner of Delta Motors can continue indefinitely asking her or his employees to work more hours with little additional pay because those workers want the company to make more profits. Check My Work 0Icon Key Question 2 of 3 mi3le09h_ch15_Case15.2_AQ.02m Save Submit Assignment