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, Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B

1. We need to determine which statement is always true. 2. Statement (a) claims that "Workers being paid on commission make less money than if they are salaried." This is not necessarily true because commission payments depend on performance and could be higher than a fixed salary. 3. Statement (b) asserts that "Workers being paid on commission have a salary that varies based on their performance." By definition, commission-based pay is dependent on performance (i.e., sales or other measurable criteria), so their income fluctuates. This is always true. 4. Statement (c) states that "Workers being paid on commission are stressed over the amount of earnings they will have." While some workers might experience stress due to income uncertainty, this is not universally true for all individuals. 5. Statement (d) claims that "Workers being paid on commission increase the accounting costs of the employer." This is not necessarily true because commission-based pay might simplify accounting, and many factors determine accounting costs. 6. The only universally true statement is (b). \[ \textbf{Answer: B} \]