When a direct labor worker performs indirect labor activities, the worker will charge the time to a particular activity, not to a particular job.

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When a direct labor worker performs indirect labor activities, the worker will charge the time to a particular activity, such as maintenance or setup time, rather than to a specific job or product. This helps to accurately allocate indirect costs to the relevant activities and ultimately to the products or services that benefit from those activities.

When a Direct Labor Worker Performs Indirect Labor Activities, the Worker