A masonry crew consists of six masons and four laborers. The bare hourly wage rate and labor burden for each class of employee is found in Table 1. What is the weighted average burdened wage rate for the crew? Bare Hourly Class Labor Burden Wage Rate Mason Php 69.25 Php 19.45 Laborer Php 56.82 Php 17.43

A masonry crew consists of six masons and four laborers. The bare hourly wage rate and labor burden for each class of employee is found in Table 1. What is the weighted average burdened wage rate for the crew? Bare Hourly Class Labor Burden Wage Rate Mason Php 69.25 Php 19.45 Laborer Php 56.82 Php 17.43

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