A piece rate worker is paid
A. a fixed rate per hour worked
B. a fixed rate for each item pro...
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Mathematics, 19.04.2021 07:50 bain80
A piece rate worker is paid
A. a fixed rate per hour worked
B. a fixed rate for each item produced or action performed
c. a fixed rate per year
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