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Direct Labor Efficiency Variance Definition | Becker

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Direct Labor Efficiency Variance

The direct labor efficiency variance is the standard rate times the difference between the actual hours worked and the standard hours allowed for the actual production. See also direct labor rate variance and direct material usage variance.

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Direct Labor Rate Variance [BAR]Direct Material Usage Variance [BAR]Back to Dictionary

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