Which of the following is not a classification of labour?(a) Skilled first class(b) Skilled second class(c) Unskilled(d) Unskilled fourth classThe question was posed to me in exam.Asked question is from Labour and Rate Analysis in division Rate Analysis, Estimation and Costing of Construction & Building Materials

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1.	Which of the following is not a classification of labour?(a) Skilled first class(b) Skilled second class(c) Unskilled(d) Unskilled fourth classThe question was posed to me in exam.Asked question is from Labour and Rate Analysis in division Rate Analysis, Estimation and Costing of Construction & Building Materials
Answer» The correct answer is (d) Unskilled fourth class To EXPLAIN I would say: LABOUR is classified into skilled first-class, skilled SECOND class and unskilled. The purpose of analysis of rates is for working out the economical use of materials and the ACTUAL cost of per unit of the items.

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