Which of the following statements is always true?

a. Workers being paid on commission make less money than if they are salaried.

b. Workers being paid on commission have a salary that varies based on their performance.

C. Workers being paid on commission are stressed over the amount of earnings they will have.

d. Workers being paid on commission increase the accounting costs of the employer.

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Mathematics

Prego

26 January, 04:23

Which of the following statements is always true?

a. Workers being paid on commission make less money than if they are salaried.

b. Workers being paid on commission have a salary that varies based on their performance.

C. Workers being paid on commission are stressed over the amount of earnings they will have.

d. Workers being paid on commission increase the accounting costs of the employer.

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Ryleigh Gay · Answer 1

Ryleigh Gay 26 January, 05:20

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Step-by-step explanation:

it's B

Hubbard · Answer 2

Option B is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

A salary is a fixed amount that you get at your pay day.

A commission is a type of income earned, based on the sales especially. Its given as a percentage of sales. Like a worker is paid $500 fixed salary plus 5% commission on sales above $1000.

So, such worker's salaries vary as they are based on the sales.

Hence, option B seems correct here.

b. Workers being paid on commission have a salary that varies based on their performance.