Labour Rate Variance Formula
Labour rate variance is
difference between the actual rate of actual labour and standard rate of actual
labour. Labour rate variance may be favorable or adverse. Labour rate variance can be calculated
following equation or formula
Actual Quantity x (Actual
rate- Standard Rate)
Example
Actual
Labour on the production of Product X = 5000
Number
of Unit produced of Product X = 1500
Standard
Labour per unit of product X = 7 hr
Standard
Rate = $6
Actual
Labour Cost = 50,000
Calculate
Labour rate Variance
Solution
Actual
Cost per unit = 50,000/5000=10
Actual
Quantity x (Standard Rate-Actual Rate)
=
5000 x (6-10)
=
5000 x -4
= -20000
(unfavorable)
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