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When planning labor, the crew leader must _____.
 
  a. select the material to be used by each crew member
  b. identify the skills needed to perform the work
  c. factor in time for training classes
  d. factor in the absenteeism and turnover rates

Question 2

Uninsured costs for occupational injuries or deaths include _____.
 
  a. cost to train replacement workers
  b. compensation for lost earnings
  c. medical treatment
  d. pensions for dependents



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Answer to Question 1

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