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1.10\n the ANSWER BOOK.
1.1It works best when it is used continuously. Financial incentives Competition as an incentive Cooperation as an incentive
1.2It works best when workers compete against their equals. Financial incentives Competition as an incentive Cooperation as an incentive
1.3It can be expanded to measure quality , waste control, attendance and security. Financial incentives Competition as an incentive Cooperation as an incentive
1.4It is used to achieve mutual aim. Financial incentives Competition as an incentive Cooperation as an incentive
1.5If motivation is used as an incentive, cooperation will be achieved. Financial incentives Competition as an incentive Cooperation as an incentive
1.6Although w orkers cannot be the same they can find satisfaction in what they do. Financial
1.7It leads to a decrease in the cost and an increase in productivity and efficiency. Financial incentives Competition as an incentive Cooperation as an incentive 4090056
1.8salar ies depend on the results they obtain . T his encourages them to
1.9Incentive schemes may increase productivity and will enable workers to increase their wages. Financial incentives Competition as an incentive Cooperation as an incentive
1.10Cooperation between s killed and unskilled workers will lead to discipline. Financial incentives Competition as an incentive
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2.10\in the ANSWER BOOK. Give ONE reason for each answer.
2.1Arbitration Clause 26
2.2Damage upon completion Clause 19
2.3Insurance Clause 17
2.4Certificate of payment Clause 25
2.5Date of possession and completion Clause 18
2.6Extras Cause 20
2.7The Occupational ealth and Safety Act regulates condition of employment.
2.8The Industrial onciliation Act regulates the standards of qualifications.
2.9The Basic ondition of mployment Act
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3.10\n the ANSWER BOOK. COLUMN A COLUMN B
3.10Investigate how much work is done Study the critical work done Select, record, examine, develop, install and maintain Used to time an isolated element When
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4.1Complete the following paragraph by choosing a word from the list below that relates to the capability of handling contract. Write only the answer next to the question number (4.1.1
4.1.10\n the ANSWER BOOK. company; manage ment ; policy; contractor; tender; profits; competition; medium size; small size
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5.1Complete the following sent nces by choosing the correct word or words n the list below. Write only the word or words next to the question number
5.1.10\n the ANSWER BOOK. costing aim; costing objective; costing department; cost unit cost; direct cost; indirect cost; historical costing; job costing; spot cost earnings
5.1.1The c ost ing that is carried out for a particular element or section of contract is called
5.1.2cost can be identified with and allocated to a specific job.
5.1.3is used for identical units.
5.1.4to produc some thing that is costed.
5.1.5Cost that are calculated and analysed after the expenditure has taken place
5.1.6costed. 4090056 Copyright reserved
5.1.7f i ts existence does not depend on what has been costed, it
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5.2may fall unde
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